Debt ReductionFree No Hassel Debt Review

Credit card debt is almost a way of life in today’s economical time’s.   It’s so very easy to take out our credit cards and purchase everything from groceries to our utility bills on plastic. Some of the time people can pay these off the next month and they do not carry a balance moving forward . However, for others – this is just a way of life.

Which leads us to the question of what if the unthinkable happens?  I’ve been living paycheck to paycheck and living beyond my means.  Of course this will lead to a degree of worry, anxiety, fear and perhaps to denial of the severity of your financial situation.  Because  you don’t have a reserve or back up plans.  So, y ou have become obsessed with your money problems of missed payments, bill collectors calling and possible litigation.

Needless to say, it’s common for the consumer to avoid the collection calls which further adds fuel to the fire because the collectors just become more aggressive in their tactics.  You begin to experience depression but you need to get back to reality and deal with the situation head on!!!

In visiting Dave Ramsey’s website I came upon this comment….”Laziness is a character flaw.  You need to be willing to work and sacrifice in order to fix the situations that you created with your own irresponsibility.  If you are not willing, then you cannot be helped.”  I agree with this statement 100 percent. 

The consumer needs to toll up his sleeves and get ready to work hard.  You need to rip up the credit cards and start by being honest with yourself and your creditors.  It’s time to get proactive and deal with your situation today.

Contact a consultant who can answer your questions and put you on a path of financial freedom!

What should I do if I cannot pay all of my bills.  According to Dave Ramsey you need to prioritize.  The necessities need to come first.  Food, Transportation and housing should be your top priorities.  If you can’t pay your credit cards you may just need to let them go for now.  You will find that your mortgage company will be alot easier to work with than your credit card company.  Mortgage companies are taking extraordinary measures to work with you.  In fact Fannie Mae has stopped eviction and foreclosure proceedings until Continue Reading »

What debt guru has a better method for getting out of debt?  If you were to match Suze Orman up against Dave Ramsey and their debt free plans, who would win?

How does Suze Orman tell you to get out of debt? Continue Reading »

How to use a credit card

Jul 31st, 2008

How do you use a credit card? The credit card industry has changed the way we buy consumables. You see Visa, Master Card, Discover and American Express logos everywhere now. You can even buy your hamburgers at McDonalds with a credit card. It is now convenient to make purchases even if you don’t have the money. Anyone who survived the depression would probably cringe. Back then if you didn’t have the money you didn’t buy it. Bank loans were tough to come by. So if you couldn’t afford something you just made do. Now you can go buy something an hope to figure out how to pay for it later. This type of thinking has made us a nation of debtors. At no point in our history have we seen such an abundance of debt and financial issues facing people. Bankruptcies in our country are at an all time high with no relief in sight. Continue Reading »

How Does Debt Consolidation Work?

This article is about the advantages of doing a debt consolidation program. You may not be aware of this but debt consolidation, CCCS, credit counseling and consumer credit counseling are basically the same thing. Doing a debt consolidation plan is different than doing a debt settlement program. In debt settlement you are reducing the amount of principal that you will pay back and in credit counseling you are negotiating the amount of interest you will pay back. In consumer credit counseling you will pay all of the principal back plus some interest. Continue Reading »