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The consequences of financial clutter are more costly than you may realize.

The federal government is becoming more directly involved in resolving debt collection complaints and that should be a very good thing for you.

Don't underestimate the power of positive thinking when it comes to your finances.

There's nothing random about the so-called junk mail you receive every day. Those offers and advertisements are the results of a massive data collection effort - one that suggests that advertisers may know you better than you know yourself.

Not only does paying bills late affect your credit score, it also costs you in late fees and other penalties. Thankfully, there are some things you can to do help you make payments on-time.

The Get Out of Debt card provides you with three things that are essential to making your financial dreams come to life: purpose , motivation and structure .

Avoiding unpleasant things is so easy. Don't want to go to the dentist? Don't go. Don't want to address your financial issues? Don't acknowledge them. Learn the fine art of avoidance and put yourself on the fast-track to a life full of constant fear and worry.

Despite reports, many consumers choose to take the journey to financial freedom.

Before you can really create a plan of attack for your debt you have to understand what youre trying to fix, because the effects of debt rarely limit themselves to your savings account. So in order to go forward you need to first understand how a destructive relationship with debt has affected you .

In perfect world there wouldn't be anything you couldn't do on your own. But this isn't that world. Sometimes you need help. So why is asking for help such a struggle sometimes?

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