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In               spite               of               warnings               by               financial               experts               persuading               consumers               to               use               credit               wisely,               many               people               continue               to               use               credit               immaturely               and               accumulate               several               thousands               of               dollars               of               debt.

Although               many               homeowners               explore               various               options               of               debt               elimination,               such               as               refinancing               a               mortgage               or               obtaining               a               home               equity               loan,               the               odds               of               accumulating               new               debt               is               high.

Fortunately,               there               are               ways               to               access               potential               credit               dangers.

Some               people               live               in               denial,               arguing               that               their               credit               situation               is               "not               so               bad."               However,               before               one               can               gain               control               of               their               debt,               and               prevent               it               from               spiraling               out               of               control,               it               is               important               to               be               realistic               and               recognize               the               tell-tale               signs               of               debt               and               credit               troubles.
               1.

Evaluate               Debts
               How               many               debts               are               you               carrying?

Some               debts               are               unavoidable               such               as               mortgage               loans,               car               payments,               student               loans,               etc.

For               the               most               part,               lenders               consider               these               necessary               debts.

On               the               other               hand,               unnecessary               debts               account               for               credit               cards,               retail               store               accounts,               gas               cards,               etc.

Occasionally,               it               helps               to               tally               all               debt               amounts.

This               can               provide               a               clear-cut               answer               as               to               whether               you               are               headed               for               a               crash               landing.
               Furthermore,               take               into               consider               the               minimum               monthly               payments.

Sadly,               some               people               accumulate               so               much               debt,               that               they               are               unable               to               pay               the               basic               minimum.

Next,               evaluate               your               payment               habits.

Are               the               credit               accounts               maxed               out?

Do               you               submit               late               payments?
               2.

Spending               Habits
               Some               people               develop               shopping               addictions               once               they               obtain               a               credit               card.

This               usually               amounts               to               spending               more               than               they               can               afford.

When               cash               is               not               available,               credit               cards               become               a               trusted               friend.

Credit               cards               serve               a               useful               purpose.

Unfortunately,               some               people               have               difficulty               exercising               self-control.
               3.

Cash               Reserves
               Are               you               able               to               save               money?

Because               of               high               debts               and               huge               monthly               payments,               several               people               earning               a               good               salary               are               unable               to               build               a               cash               reserve.

Paying               off               credit               card               balances               each               month               is               ideal.

Still,               credit               card               habits               should               not               stand               in               the               way               of               you               building               a               nest               egg.

Instead               of               shopping,               practice               saving.
               4.

Minimum               Payments
               Never               pay               only               the               minimum               payments.

By               doing               so,               you               will               always               remain               in               debt.

Thus,               if               you               can               only               afford               to               make               minimum               payments,               or               cannot               afford               payments               altogether-               stop               using               credit!

This               is               how               the               debt               trap               begins.

Remember:               credit               cards               must               be               repaid.

These               are               not               magic               cards.
               5.

Increased               Anxiety
               Do               you               lose               sleep               because               of               debt?

Does               debt               cause               a               lot               of               family               tension?

If               so,               you               might               consider               creating               a               plan               to               lower               your               debt               obligations.

Use               your               home's               equity               to               reduce               debts,               or               seek               help               from               a               debt               consolidation               agency.






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