
5 effective ways to pay off your debt
Following a personal problem, it is possible to find oneself in debt. In this article, find the main strategies to get out of this situation as quickly as possible.
Following a personal problem, it is possible to find oneself in debt. In this article, find the main strategies to get out of this situation as quickly as possible.
You need a private loan and unfortunately the doors of the banks are closed to you because you have a penalising ZEK code? Is it possible to erase them?
Many people mistakenly believe that applying for a loan without any debt proceedings and without zek codes while in a stable work situation will necessarily be accepted. Discover the 8 main reasons for refusal despite a healthy financial situation.
In Switzerland, many drivers use leasing contracts. Crédits Conseils has collected the 10 questions you ask us most frequently in this Faq.
Find out what the conditions are for opening a bank account in Switzerland and applying for loans based on your residence permit.
You want a leasing contract to drive your dream car? These are the conditions that must be met before you can apply.
If your car was financed using a leasing contract, how can you become the owner or get rid of it without risking heavy penalties? In both cases, lease buyout is the solution. Discover the procedure.
For most Swiss people, leasing seems to be the cheapest and easiest way to finance the purchase of a car. While it has many advantages, there are a number of disadvantages that are less well known and that can lead to unpleasant surprises if you are not forewarned!
It is common for family members, friends or spouses to lend each other money. But how can you protect yourself effectively in the event of repayment problems or other disputes? This article will tell you how to write an acknowledgement of debt in accordance with the law. You will have access to free templates.
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How do you strike off paid debt proceedings and are the costs justified?
Have you had any debt proceedings in the past? You have paid them but you discover that they are still registered with the debt proceedings office and that they are blocking the completion of certain projects? Find out how to write them off and if any costs can be claimed.