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What is Unsecured Debt?
Unsecured debt consists of debt obtained from a creditor where the creditor does not hold any collateral that they can take back if you fail to pay.
Unsecured debts:
  • Credit Cards
  • Store Charge Cards
  • Medical Bills
  • Unsecured Personal Loans
  • Lines of Credit
  • Health Club Memberships
  • Magazine/Record Club Fees
  • Cell Phone Bills
  • Signature Loans
  • Collection Agencies
  • Credit Lines
Secured debts:
  • Home Loans / Mortgages / HELOC's
  • Secured Loans
  • Auto Loans
  • IRS Tax debts
  • Student Loans
  • Payday Loans
  • Jewelry Accounts
  • Government Loans
  • Apartment Leases / Rent
  • Utility Bills
  • Credit Union Loans
  • Debts pending lawsuits
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