Do you know anyone over 18 who is debt-free? Doubtful. Once you hit 18 the credit struggle begins. Usually you get yourself in and don’t end up crawling out until your 50’s. Debt is like a national epidemic and it seems almost like creditors want you to lose track of your credit. Thankfully, there are people out there who want to help.
Over at Bills.com they are dedicated to helping you save money. They have resources for mortgages, credit cards, loans, and debt relief. They also offer a free guide to personal finance. I consider myself a novice with credit and investing, so I’ve ordered the guide for myself. I certainly don’t need any more credit right now, but in the future when I’m ready to buy a house I plan to make my first stop to this site. When you’re spending hundreds of thousands of dollars in credit, you need some guidance and maybe a backup plan.
If you find yourself in debt trouble and you can’t quite earn enough to get out, consider their debt relief service. They can help you reduce your debt up to 60% by taking away late payment fees and getting you lower interest rates.
Debt free? Hah! I’ve been in debt since I was 18 with minor things. As of turning 22 I took on a car loan. Now? Between Dan and I we’re in debt about $100,000. It’s scary. :(
August 19, 2007 @ 11:29 amI haven’t been debt free since I went to uni six years ago. I foresee a long period of debt ahead of me.
August 20, 2007 @ 12:18 pmYeah, personally I have a car, a truck, and 2 hefty credit cards. I plan to buy a house eventually, but I have to get out from under everything else.
August 20, 2007 @ 5:43 pm