A credit agreement is described as a legal contract where a person or entity is loaned money for a period of time. But if these contracts were not properly initiated they are not legally binding. If you have signed such a contract and feel you were not given a clear understanding of what you were getting into, for example what your interest rates were to actually be listed as, you may find yourself involved in an unenforceable loan agreement. You may possibly be eligible to have that agreement dissolved and a return of certain funds. Have you found yourself under the strain of paying excessive fees from credit cards, mortgage companies or car loans? The credit act of 1974 may offer you some relief. You may be under an unenforceable credit agreement. Millions of these agreements have been produced but are not binding. But you will only find out if you…

November 1st, 2010
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