Each day messages of doom and gloom fill the newspapers and TV screens. It’s easy to get sucked into the diet of hopelessness and despair we’re fed. Recent reports confirm the stress of debt can make you ill. Keeping your focus on all the negativity around you is a sure-fire way to bring more of it to you.
I know a simple way that can help you feel good about you debt. No matter how big your debt, no matter how long it is going to take you to clear it, you can feel good about it…
Today’s post is a guest post from Sarah Scrafford. It is written from an American perspective and gives information about US bankruptcy. For our British readers, we will write about bankruptcy another day. Thanks to Sarah
for the post.
Debt is extremely easy to accumulate and just as hard to pay off. Indiscriminate usage of credit cards, frivolous spending and high interest rates have led to a large number of Americans steeped in debts that leave them wringing their hands in despair. Continue reading »
What, actually, is a lot of money? It’s all a matter of perspective. If you’re a homeless person asking for change, anything that comes in note form is a lot of money. If you’re Bill Gates no amount of cash you could carry would ever be a lot of money.
In 1998, Bill Gates lost $45 billion - in one year. That’s a lot of money even if you’re a small country, but it doesn’t buy a lot of shock and awe if you want to wage a war. Continue reading »
I read something today that shocked me. I’m not going to put a link in, because I don’t want to send you there. This was specifically for readers in the UK, but I’m sure there are similar things in the US. This article, which pointed to another website (using an affiliate link) suggested it could help with releasing hapless victims of unfair credit agreements. All this in just 5 simple steps!
I went immediately to check it out - anything that could be useful to readers is worth a look. It made fascinating reading - in the way a venomous snake is fascinating… Continue reading »
Sitting at my desk, sun streaming through the window, wind chimes tinkling in the wind, I glanced up at the clock. Oh no! Lunchtime was looming. I quickly checked my schedule, no lunch dates, phew! Now all I could hear was the rapid beat of my heart. As I sat quietly, I found myself wondering who was going to knock my door. Who was going to pop in and suggest a little lunchtime stroll to the local café, the new bistro, the delightful Italian on the corner, the heavenly wine bar that makes ‘to die for’ salads, the art gallery with the exquisite menu? The door slowly opened, beads of sweat forming on my brow, I looked up ready to make my excuses… Continue reading »
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