Debt is a growing problem

With so many people filing for bankruptcy, it is sometimes hard to see the warning signs that you may be in debt. However, there are clear indications that you may be in debt:

First, how much do you owe? It is always a good idea to know the amount of money that you have, the amount of money that you do not have, and the amount of money that you owe. If you do not know how much you owe, there is a chance you may be in debt.

Another sign of being in debt is using money from your savings account for your daily expenses. Is this you?
Now, ask yourself: What do I buy?
Next, ask yourself: How do I pay for it?
Most people use cash or get money from their checking account when buying common items such as food or gas for their car. The purpose of a savings account promotes saving, not spending. So the next time you use your savings account for your daily expenses, ask yourself- “Am I in debt?”

Do you get your credit card bill and pay the minimum amount due or less each month? Do you have bad credit? Or when you get your bill, do you use cash advances from credit cards to pay off your other credit cards? If so, debt could be the problem.

Family is where the heart is. But, what if you are having trouble at home? Is your husband begging you to stop shopping? Is your wife asking you to stop gambling? Is there not enough money in your child's college fund? Where did the money go? Is it because you are in debt?

You sit down. You get the mail and listen to your voicemail. You see a pile of bills along with letters from creditors and hear threatening messages from other creditors. Perhaps you are in debt.

Debt? Bad credit? Poor debt management? Bankruptcy?

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