I was free yesterday, so I hopped from one debtor blog to another debt blog. The more I read the more depressed I felt. You know, more and more debt bloggers have been laid off and are finding it hard to pay off their credit card debts. With current bad economy, it’s inevitable to read about recession,
Finally, I successfully submitted my application for the debt management plan (debt repayment plan) on Monday. According to the credit counseling, it’s going to take three months for the process before I know if my application is approved or not. For the time being, I still have to keep on making credit card payments. How I wish
With the increasing gas prices, everyone is doing their best to tighten their belts and save more money. You are lucky if you are debt free. I am deeply in credit card debts. Not only do I need to tighten my belt and save money, I have to pay off tonnes of credit card debts. Here
I guess it’s a trend now to be in debt. I have been hopping from one financial blog to another debt blog these few days. Many bloggers out there are blogging about their debts, especially credit card debts and sharing their debt reductions tips with readers who are looking for effective ways to pay off
To pay off credit card debts fast, I have to spend more time than other people reading debt reduction tips and methods. Time that was once used for blog hopping and reading buddies’ complaints about tsa locks is now utilized to read free debt reduction tips and methods, make more money online and build more multiple