Many people, including myself have some sort of debt in their life, and some more than others. How do you begin to get out of debt when it seems so overwhelming and just have no idea where to start with all of the money advice available out there in cyberspace. I have heard so many options during my time of debt that I really like some of each, Suze Orman, Dave Ramsey and Dani Johnson. I ran across a new blog to me, CNA Finance by Josh Rodriguez and he wrote an article about debt relief options. It was actually a great read with some practical advice.
There are 3 options that are listed:
- Set and Follow a Budget
- Balance Transfer Credit Cards
- Debt Snowball Method
Are you one of the hundreds of thousands of people that just recently landed long term employment after a financial hardship? The bottom line is, tons of people have been forced to make tough financial decisions over the past several years. The world was in financial situations and many of us had to survive on credit! Now, many have found new work and decided that it’s time to start working on their credit card debts.
These are just a few of the debt relief options that are out there today that won’t harm your credit score. If you really get to thinking about how credit card debts, compound interest and savings works, you may be able to come up with a few more of your own. Also, please remember that all articles on my website are for enjoyment and to get your mind wondering about the best option for you. There is no one size fits all debt relief, credit score or financial offer of any type! That being said, before making drastic changes in your finances, think about how the changes will change your unique financial position.
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Debt Relief Options That Won’t Hurt Your Credit Score