You can reduce your monthly mortgage payments

I just read that unemployment has climbed to 9.8%, that's the highest its been in 20 years. Unemployment causes a ripple effect. When you go on unemployment you make less money. Making less money you start paying your bills later and later each month until eventually you stop making some payments altogether. Usually you max out your credit cards, this lets the credit card companies reduce your credit limits and now you get an over the limit fee, if you were late on a payment they raise your interest rate. After a while you feel why should I even try to make the payments. The penalties start piling up. Worse of all is when you miss a couple of mortgage payments. Now they threaten you with foreclosure. Bill collectors hound you all day long. Letters from collection agencies. What can you do? There is a feeling of hopelessness, nowhere to turn, nobody willing to help. I know how you feel, I was in that same situation. I found a way out. I researched different companies searching for help. I found one that looked good. Boy was I lucky, I found Accelerated Solutions. They lowered my interest rate and got my payments reduced. I saved $3000.00 a year in payments and that allowed me to keep my home. I now work with Accelerated Solutions and help others in financial trouble. You can do the same for yourself and others. Go to www.beaconforeclosuresolutions.com and see how this program works