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		<title>By: Loujie P.</title>
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		<dc:creator>Loujie P.</dc:creator>
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		<description>I&#039;ve read all your other articles regarding TASC. Charging up to 20% of the debt as payment is just too much. It will just serve as additional burden to an already deteriorating financial situation. Come to think of it, if one can barely pay a debt of, say, $100,000.00, how much more difficult can it get if he has to pay an additional of $20,000.00? If TASC is truly after the welfare of their clients and the consumers, as they claim to be, then, in my opinion, they should implement some sort of moderated rate that is impartial to both parties.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;ve read all your other articles regarding TASC. Charging up to 20% of the debt as payment is just too much. It will just serve as additional burden to an already deteriorating financial situation. Come to think of it, if one can barely pay a debt of, say, $100,000.00, how much more difficult can it get if he has to pay an additional of $20,000.00? If TASC is truly after the welfare of their clients and the consumers, as they claim to be, then, in my opinion, they should implement some sort of moderated rate that is impartial to both parties.</p>
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