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Digging Yourself Out

Posted on 01/23/2007 18:09:00 | Link | Post Comment

Often times when you owe money, what immediately comes to mind is this: "Let me just borrow more money to pay off this debt, then I'll be alright." But in reality you're just digging yourself in deeper. When you're already in a hole, the last thing you should do is keep digging. There comes a time when you should just cut your losses.

So when you're in a financial bind, what is there to do? Start downgrading, sell some things on eBay and start paying off those debts.

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