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HOW
TO AVOID
Few
things in this life can be as upsetting and annoying as financial
problems.
Our financial well being appears at times to be linked directly
to our physical and mental well being especially when our financial well
being is threatened.
It would be difficult to separate the two. In
many ways financial burdens are similar to an illness.
We can become possessed by debts and each one becomes a pain.
Collectively they become mentally consuming.
Debt, just like an illness often places us into a position where
we are not fully productive until we get rid of the malady.
CONSUMER DEBT IS A NATIONAL PROBLEM Our
entire free enterprise system revolves around money.
Kids grow into adulthood with no formal education on the subject
of money. As
the free enterprise system becomes more competitive, as credit cards
replace checkbooks, our democratic society becomes more litigious,
health care costs rise beyond the reach of the masses, more families are
torn by divorce, more industries become obsolete in a high tech society, and certainly as millions of citizens persist in the habitual
use of drugs and alcohol, financial problems will carry the day.
Solving these problems have become a national priority!
You may not think there is a solution to your financial
problem-but take heart! After
a lifetime of solving financial problems as a professional...there is a
solution to every financial problem...it may not be the solution you are
looking for but there is a solution. HEAVY DEBT NEEDS PROFESSIONAL SOLUTIONS The solutions you will get on this site are the solutions by a professional with twenty plus years in the financial services business. Millions of people struggling with debt turn to solutions that only get them further in debt. There are several ways to eliminate debt without bankruptcy and borrowing but those solutions must be born out of dependable and reliable information by professionals in solving financial problems.
CREDIT BUREAU PROFILES The fact is, out of the some twenty two hundred credit bureaus in the USA, about sixty five per cent of the consumer files in those credit bureaus reflect financial problems that fail to meet the guidelines of what society has set as an "excellent credit risk". Certainly it is important from an educational standpoint to know and remember how we acquired a heavy debt or other financial problem. But this education is totally secondary to solving the problem and ridding ourselves of the financial burden that is keeping us from being a fully productive human being.
IDENTIFYING
FINANCIAL PROBLEMS Financial
problems come wrapped in many different packages. Problems range from the common, mundane to complete financial
calamity. More than ever
before the risk of financial calamity
today is very real. Documenting
that risk was the number who visited the bankruptcy courts in the
USA in 1997-a record high for several years in a row and climbing. Who
is a candidate for financial problems?
Is it the low income individual?
Is it the underprivileged? Is
it the rich and famous? Is
it certain professions? Is
it certain ethnic groups? One only needs to study the profile of endless
petitioners for bankruptcy to come to a definite conclusion.
Almost anyone who creates a debt by design and some who do not
create debt by design is a candidate.
A wage-earner, a professional, a business operator, an
entrepreneur or any one else who has the capacity or inclination to
enter into debt is a candidate.
HIGH
DIVORCE RATE FROM FINANCIAL PROBLEMS America has the highest divorce
rate in the world. Much of that divorce rate has resulted from the
stress caused by debt and financial problems that could have been
avoided and even solved easily. In order to maintain our well
being and peace of mind our lives must have financial goals and that
must include a financial plan. Life is full of unexpected
adversities and our financial plan must include those unexpected
adversities.
DEBT
MANAGEMENT IS A MUST Debt management is a must if we are to have financial goals. If we have no financial goals then our financial well being will always be at risk and probably resemble crisis management. With no debt management program in place we are a future prime candidate for the bankruptcy court. Debt management is a simple 3 step process which includes (1) knowing where we are starting financially (2) knowing what we are now doing financially and (3) knowing where we are going financially. Of course there must be a plan with guidelines put into place which includes a budget and safe debt ratios to follow. Our guide gives you a step by step process. Normally the one main ingredient missing in debt management is self discipline! We succumb to our desires rather than build a spending habit around our needs.
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