Debt Resolution firm Debt Pro123 prepared for a downturn in business over the historically slow period that is precursor to the Thanksgiving Holiday weekend, yet reports an increase in submissions from its affiliates.
Debt Pro123 is a nationwide debt relief firm that markets its services through a variety of re-sellers of its Debt Resolution Programs. Affiliates range from real estate brokers and agents, to financial planners, bankruptcy attorneys, law offices, loan modification companies, and other professionals who provide services to consumers who can benefit from relief of unsecured debt.
"We were pleasantly surprised to find an increase in business during a time of the year that historically is slower for most financial institutions,”
Looking at statistics from the National Foundation for Credit Counseling, 2009 Financial Literacy Survey, April 2009, in the last 12 months, 15 percent of American adults, or nearly 34 million people, have been late making a credit card payment and 8 percent (18 million people) have missed a payment entirely. With such late payments likely triggering “universal default” rates, consumers who are reaching the end of their ropes with minimum payments may be forced to look to financial hardship programs for relief from their over-extended debt. Affiliates who take advantage of Debtpro 123's Debt Resolution services align themselves with superior products that cater towards those who are looking for such relief.
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Shoppers who endured long lines and sometimes-frigid temperatures spent only slightly more during their Black Friday shopping sprees than they did last year, according to data released Saturday by a research firm. This preliminary sales data from Martin's organization, a Chicago research firm that tracks sales at more than 50,000 stores, showed shoppers spent $10.66 billion when they hit the malls on the day after Thanksgiving. That's only 0.5 percent more than last year when Black Friday sales rose a striking 3 percent. With 2009 Black Friday spending up such a small amount over last year, it is clear that the pubic remains cautious about the state of the economy. One of the reasons for continued consumer caution is likely the amount of debt consumers have amassed. Coupled with the difficult job market many job seekers face, this huge consumer debt points to the continued need for services such as those provided by DebtPro 123 (http://www.debtpro123.com).
