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ARE YOU HEADING FOR FINANCIAL
TROUBLE?
Ask yourself these questions:
- Do
you worry about how much you owe?
- Are
you near the limit on your credit cards?
- Are
you making only the minimum payments?
- Are
you getting calls or letters from collectors?
- Are
you living from paycheck to paycheck?
- Do
you have no money left over after you have paid all your bills?
- Have
you seen a consumer credit consultant only to find out your
payments to them would be higher than the payments you are currently
making?
- Have
you considered bankruptcy as a way out?
If
you answered YES to any of these questions you ARE in financial
trouble!
Don't Wait Until You Have Nowhere
To Turn Before You Get Help
Keep
your life simple and act as soon as you realize that you might
need help. If you are already in trouble now is the time to take
action. It is our mission to get you out of debt and keep you
there. We have helped 100's of people just like you to become
debt free and live a happier, richer life.
You
Are Not Alone
There are approximately 1.6 billion credit and charge cards held
by American adults. A staggering number of these cards are near
or at their limits. The average family has 6 cards with an average
debt of over $4,000 per card giving an average balance of over
$20,000.
It
is estimated that 1 in 6 cardholders are in serious financial
trouble. Using credit cards you pay on average 3 times the cost
on any item you buy. This means that the $200 jacket you bought
on sale is going to cost you approximately $600 by the time you
have finished paying for it! A record number of over 1.5 million
people declared bankruptcy in 2000.
There
is over 1.3 trillion dollars in installment credit debt of which
.7 trillion is on credit cards. This number is drastically increasing
every month. Banks are setting new record profits every year.
Last year banks recorded profits at over 58.6 billion dollars.
Citibank alone made over 1.4 billion dollars in just one quarter.
For
the first time ever American consumers have reported negative
savings, we are spending more money than we make. It is now estimated
that $1.05 is spent for every $1.00 earned. Its estimated that
92% of the average families income is now spent on debt repayment,
just after the second world war this figure was just 4%.
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