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Here are some statistics:
Starting
Balance |
Starting
Payment |
Interest
Rates |
Years
to
Pay Off |
Total
Paid |
$10,000 |
$250 |
18% |
31.8
Years |
$26,615 |
$20,000 |
$500 |
21% |
49.2
Years |
$66,027 |
$30,000 |
$750 |
24% |
78.5
Years |
$148,812 |
Using credit
and only paying minimum amount due, you will be in
debt for the next 30 plus years. These calculations
were made using the "True Cost of Paying the
Minimum" calculator on Bank
Rate.com. *Banks will lower the minimum
payment as the account balance decreases.
A
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services study says that
out of every 100 Americans born 65 years ago...
• 25
are deceased
• 20
have incomes under $6,000
• 51
have incomes of $6,000 to $35,000
• 4
have incomes over $35,000

The
time for the Debt-Free revolution is now! Check
out these interesting statistics:
• Consumer
debt in 1993 was $711 Billion. Today
it is $1.4 Trillion
• There
were 1.4 million personal
bankruptcies in 1997
• More
than 50 million households
have an average $7,000 of credit card debt
• The
average household has 11
credit cards and pays more than $1,000 of interest
a year
• 40%
of credit card holders
have great difficulty making payments
• As
of 1995, 92% of disposable
family income was spent paying debt
• Nearly
half of all Americans have
less than $10,000 saved for retirement
A
person making $50,000 a
year will need a retirement nest egg of $1 million to
replace that level of comfort at
retirement and will need to save $2,397 for 20 years
to reach that goal. NationwidOne
can assist by lowering your current monthly payments
and quickly eliminate burdensome debt, opening up
the oportunity to prepare for the future |

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affiliated with Universal Nationwide |
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Business Bureau
·Fidelity
Bonded
·Dun & Bradstreet
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