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<title>Debt Settlement and the facts of associated Income Taxes</title>
<description>Discusses the consequences of of taxes when debt is being forgiven. Explains the insolvency factor that permits most debtors to exclude canceled debts from income.</description>
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<title>The PROs and CONs of Debt Settlement</title>
<description>This article will cover the most basic reasons why consumers sometimes don't feel comfortable with a debt settlement program. I think the main reason is because there are debt agents who just don't do a good enough job explaining the program, as my title states, the Pro's AND the Con's. </description>
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