Is your Debt is Writing Cheques your Reality Can’t Cash? Here’s the thing about clichés, there’s one to fit almost every occasion. A cliché is an overused phrase that lacks imagination or original thought. We hear them so often we assume they’re part of the everyday conversation. Though uninspired, we lean on the use of … Continue reading Is your Debt is Writing Cheques your Reality Can’t Cash?
Quality of Life and other casualties of Debt Quality of Life is defined as the standard of health, comfort, and happiness experienced by an individual or group. When you’re living in debt, Quality of Life is hard to maintain and as your debt grows, the quality of your life diminishes. Quality over Quantity How do … Continue reading Quality of Life and other casualties of Debt
Glass Half Full or Glass Half Empty: A Debt Perspective There are three types of people. Optimists see the world as a glass a half full. Pessimists view the world as a glass half empty. People carrying a lot of personal debt just see their glass as lying shattered on the floor, that is to … Continue reading Glass Half Full or Glass Half Empty: A Debt Perspective
Mirror Mirror on the Wall: Who has the Scariest Debt of All? In all of the fairy tales we read as children there was always a hero and a villain. A wicked witch, an evil step mother, an ogre, a troll, or a cruel king, good versus evil. These were classic tales for the ages, … Continue reading Mirror Mirror on the Wall: Who has the Scariest Debt of All?
Debt is a lot like mold. Left unattended it grows and grows and grows. In fact the longer you hold onto your debt, the larger it gets until you find yourself living in a toxic financial environment. With late or missed payments comes mounting interest rates and exorbitant fees and penalties. The first casualty is … Continue reading The Toxic Effects of Debt
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