20 Years To Pay?

An average consumer will take over 20 years to pay off their debt.

Triple the Amount?

Most individuals in debt usually pay back three times the original amount charged.

In the past few years, the amount of debt carried on credit cards has risen 20% per year, more than 3 times the rate of inflation.

Less than 30% of all credit card holders pay their account balance in full each month.

A high outstanding credit card balance could prevent you from qualifying for a home mortgage or car loan.

Constantly increasing the balance on your credit card?
Spending most of your money on bills each month with nothing left for you?
Unable to obtain additional credit because you have too much debt?
Using credit cards to pay necessities such as food, utilities, insurance, etc.?
Paying your bills late or alternating payments every other month?
Frustrated because your credit balances are not going down?
Tired of paying outrageous interest rates?
Noticing stress in family relationships when money and bills are discussed?
Not answering the phone because creditors and/or collection agencies are calling?
Losing sleep because you don't know how you're going to pay your bills?

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