A Lesson In Money Management
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A Lesson in Money Management
Summary
Managing credit card debt has become a significant challenge in today's borrowing culture. Companies that encourage paying off one debt by adding another only worsen the problem.
Article Body
The management of credit card debt has reached a critical point in our borrowing-driven society. We're in serious trouble when companies suggest paying off debts by incurring new ones.
Credit card debt has skyrocketed, partly because companies target students at a vulnerable time. As they step out on their own with little income, credit is tempting, like offering candy to a child. During this phase, money management is the last thing on their minds. This situation could worsen for both consumers and credit card companies when the income-to-debt ratio becomes unbalanced, preventing payments and collections.
It's not just students at risk; many people knowingly overspend on credit cards and secure loans they can't afford. This isn't just unwise?"it's dangerous.
To escape this financial turmoil, we must live below our means and spend less than we earn. This advice, no matter how unglamorous, won't come from credit card or mortgage companies eager to claim assets when payments are missed. However, it can secure your future.
The key is to create and stick to a budget. Though many dread budgeting, those who adhere to it swear by its effectiveness. A budget acts as a blueprint for getting out of debt, helping you identify and correct overspending efficiently.
Spending less and budgeting might seem daunting, but the alternative?"being perpetually in debt?"can lead to severe stress and health issues.
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