As money worries are at an all time high and with the credit crunch booming, bringing the possibility of redundancies even higher. People would love to get the chance to eliminate all of there debt in one big swoop.

A recent company 925cards, seem to be getting a lot of press coverage as of late, over a new debt removal service that has hit the market. But can it be true? They claim to be able to eliminate debts from either credit cards or loans, but only if they were taken out before April 2007.

Looking through there company profile, it seems to be run by experts in the financial field. But what I would like to know is if this company are genuine, then it could cause an absolute upset for financial lenders.

With the market already in disarray, another major shakeup will bring the market to its knees, just as the case of the bank charges reversal did. This will put a lot more pressure on the banks.

So what does this new technique actually involve? Well to be honest I do not actually know, it seems to be a new technique that I have never seen performed before.

Did you know that personal debt in the UK alone has rose around 7.3 per cent to 1.41trillion pounds. This debt entails mortgages, credit cards, secured and unsecured loans. This debt has taken a massive rise due to the simple fact that cheap borrowing over the past years, have become a major talk about. You no longer need to be earning a good wage to obtain a loan. Banks will give it out to anyone and that has been the whole cause of the credit crunch dilemma.

So finally I think this new technique will help you if you have a vast amount of debts, but if you are only suffering from a minor debt. Then you should use your own initiative on clearing them. A few ideas you may want to take into account are to:

Firstly organize your credit cards starting with the most minimal amount first. Pay the minimum amounts on all of the rest, but with the lowest balanced credit card, make an additional payment, so that you can clear it quicker avoiding interest rates. Try not to add to your debts, as there is no point in making a huge effort to pay off one debt. If you are just increasing another by, for example, using your credit card or taking out more loans. You should avoid using any credit facilities for as long as you possibly can.