Do Nothing!
If you are in debt trouble, how can you possibly improve your situation
by doing nothing? If your troubles are real, you can’t. But it is
possible that your debt problems are more imagined than real. Remember
first that all things are relative. For some people, having $20,000 in
credit card debt would be deadly. For other people, with hundreds of thousands
in income, a $20,000 credit card debt is just another bill to pay.
We’ll help you figure out if you’re really in debt trouble
Remember too that debt—spending and owing money you don’t
have is a highly emotional issue. In our culture, many people feel “guilty”
when they go into debt and when that debt escalates, they feel like they
have a real problem.
Call for a free evaluation
In evaluating your debt situation it is important to be honest. Everyone
who uses credit cards tends to overextend at some point. It isn’t
good, but if your income is stable and you realize that you are getting
uncomfortable, you can likely solve your problem by simply slightly increasing
your monthly payments until your balance is paid down. If this describes
your situation, it is likely that you can get back on track quickly by
understanding your situation and taking steps to correct it. Technically,
this is not really “doing nothing.” You are doing something
– becoming more aware and working down your debt – but you
are doing it yourself, without enlisting the help of outside professionals
or debt specialists. If you would like to get a rule of thumb about the
amount of credit that you can tolerate without outside help, use this
rule of thumb. "If your monthly credit card and unsecure debt payment
are more than 25% of your monthly income you may have reached the point
of intolerance."
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