Credit Where Credit s Due
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Credit Where Credit's Due
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Summary:
In recent years, borrowing has become easier, with credit cards being more accessible and competitive. As a result, debt levels in developed countries have surged. Credit card companies, banks, and other lenders profit from the interest they charge borrowers.
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Borrowing money is now easier than ever, and credit cards are plentiful and competitive. With credit being so accessible, it’s no surprise that debt levels in developed countries are at an all-time high.
Lenders like credit card companies and banks make money from the interest they charge on borrowed funds. Life’s unpredictability means we can’t foresee challenges like losing a job, facing health issues, or struggling with financial commitments. Although these situations are unfortunate, they can often be resolved with minimal disruption.
However, individuals with lower incomes or poorer credit ratings are usually subjected to higher interest rates, which can lead to financial difficulties. Many low-income borrowers only pay the minimum balance on their credit card statements each month. Initially, this seems manageable, but over time, they realize they’re only covering interest, and their principal balance remains unchanged.
In such cases, some people transfer their balance to another card offering an attractive introductory rate?"if they’re lucky enough to qualify. While this provides temporary relief, the issue resurfaces once the introductory period ends and full interest rates apply.
Meeting monthly payments becomes challenging, leading people to borrow from one lender to pay another. This is where debt consolidation can help. A lender will pay off all your debts, leaving you with a single payment to them. They often claim they can reduce your debt as well.
Before signing up with a debt management company, thorough research is crucial. Read all terms and conditions to fully understand the commitment. When approached wisely, debt management can prevent the situation from escalating to bankruptcy.
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