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How Do You Know If Your Debt Problems Are Worth Addressing

Maybe you have debt that is bogging you down and keeping you from reaching your financial goals. Using credit and debt can be an influential tool that allows you to buy a home, a vehicle, send children to college, and even provide leverage for other purchases. However, when you accumulate too much debt, it can pose a serious problem.

It can be tricky to actually realize when you’ve reached a critical point with your debt situation. Below are some warning signs that can help you identify the problem before it becomes too serious to address. Here are a series of statements to compare to your situation. If any of these apply to you, it is time to restrain your spending and take action to remedy your debt.

1. You don’t have any savings
2. You can only make the minimum payments on your credit card balances
3. You make further purchases on your credit cards while trying to pay them off
4. You have at least one credit card that is at, near or already over-the-limit
5. You use cash advances from credit cards to pay off other bills
6. You have been late on paying your bills
7. You are unaware of your actual total debt
8. You bounce checks or overdraft from your bank account
9. You have been denied credit
10. You lie to family and friends about your bad financial situation

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