(Cocoa, Florida- June 25, 2007) Consumers continue to rack up debt in order to get the things they want now, to satisfy their thirst and hunger for the best of the best. There is nothing wrong with that, unless those consumers credit those things with a promise to make good and then renege on their financial obligations. Middle class families are one pay check away from disaster; college students have fallen prey to the credit card offers on campuses, not to mention the student loans. Research shows that not only the Baby Boomer Generation is struggling to stay afloat but the 20 something group debt load totals over 3 million.
As debt mounts up, consumers resort to debt relief alternatives. The first place they look is to the internet. By Googling the words “debt free” you might come up with 53,900,000 sites with those words. Everything from reduced interest, debt free without bankruptcy, real debt help, consolidation, loans, Christian debt consolidation, Free yourself in 7 steps, Debt free on 43 things, financial advice for students, eliminate credit card debt, debt free forever, non-profit consumer credit counseling and debt payment, debt management and the list goes on, and on.
With all of this help available, there is no reason why anyone is still in debt. So why with so much help available are bankruptcies at an all time high? The information is accessible via one’s computer so what is the problem? The solutions are endless, yet who is taking advantage of the information?
Suze Orman once wrote: “In our culture, it’s okay to talk about therapy we’ve gone through, marital problems we’ve had, our deepest intimate secrets, but telling the truth about money, confessing our worries to our children, our parents, our friends, just isn’t done. Money is our secret both in private and in public.”
Perhaps it is a degree of shame that keeps one from exposing their financial status, or admitting to others that financial matters are out of control, which all too often, hinders seeking help.
Consumers who are in debt can now put their minds at ease, working from the confines of their homes. No more shame and shyness, or concern about what others will think. Changing Lives Publishing releases new Free! Debt Free Starter E-kit for convenience, with easy to implement strategies to master consumer debt.
The E-Kit is an initiative on behalf of Changing Lives Changing the World, Inc. to further its mission to “Enable Others to Impact the World” by intervening in families to restore financial wellness.
For more information, contact Frank Clayton, or consumers can download free E-Kit at http://debtfree.print2publish.com.
