Feb. 5, 2009 - Heres Help To Keep Your Home

Times are tough for a lot of us, but there are ways to get help, if you'll take the time to seek it. Yes, you might have feelings of being embarrassed or ashamed to be in your predicament, but YOU have to be the one to ask for the help. Don't wait until your lender starts the process of foreclosure, it may be too late for you to get the help then.

Here's a great way to start. Dial 211 which is a line direct to the United Way or call 1-800-427-4626.

Don't be overwhelmed, reach out for help. There are people that care about you and will do their best to help find the assistance you need! You are not alone. Each day brings a new dawn and with it comes hope. A favorite cousin of mine has a favorite saying, "This too shall pass". She's right, whether it's hard times or good, things change. You'll become a stronger person for fighting the good fight!
Take heart, and make the call.
 

Mar. 29, 2008 - HUD_Proposes_Mortgage_Reform

Jul. 29, 2007 - MissourianConsumerComplaints

HEY, MISSOURI!

Got a gripe, that's not been satisfied? Want to check out all the complaints that have surfaced by other Missourians? Check to see if any of these "bad guys" are migrating your way! We (Missourians) have a new web site for you to make checking things out a bit easier. KnowMO This site will provide easy access day or night. Fewer phone calls will allow the Attorney Generals staff to get more work done on other projects. If you need to call them though, call The Consumer Protection Hotline: 1-800-392-8222 on weekdays between 8 a.m. & 5 p.m. The information provided dates back to Jan.1, 2004 and all new complaints will be added.  Enjoy the site!