Auburndale, Mass. (Business Wire) 26 July 2010

American Consumer Credit Counseling (ACCC), a leader in the credit counseling industry has started to offer TalkingCentsBlog.com without consumer education and financial advice.

â? Social media is an essential tool for building relationships, offers a new way for companies to interact, â? Steve Trumble, President of American Consumer Credit Counseling. â? The possibility of resources for consumers and concrete examples of their fingertips and they offer so freely share with others brings them closer to a financially healthy life, â? Trumble added.

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About ACCC:

American Consumer Credit Counseling (ACCC) is a nonprofit 501 (c) (3) organization who help consumers regain control over their lives through education, counseling and debt management. ACCC provides individuals with practical solutions for solving financial problems and recognizes that consumersâ? financial difficulties are often not the result of poor eating habits, but more often in situations beyond their control. As one of the nation? Leading provider of financial education and credit counseling services, ACCC works with consumers to reduce it with the best plan of action, their debt and help regain financial stability. The ACCC is accredited by the Better Business Bureau and has an A + rating. There is also a member of the Association of Independent Consumer Credit Counseling. For more information or to free financial education resources log on to access ConsumerCredit.com.


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