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Consumer Debt ConsolidationWritten by Liza HartungMany Americans would be well advised to look into consumer debt consolidation. Credit cards and credit card debt is running our country and the people in it more than you know. Credit cards are designed to put you into debt. This way, you have to pay interest and that is how the credit card company makes their money. If you always paid your card off in the 30 or so days you were allowed with no interest, the credit card company would get no money. This is why many people are approved for lines of credit way beyond their means. They get pre-approved for a credit limit that is just above what they can immediately pay for. This means you are unlikely to pay within the allotted no-interest time frame, but it isn't so much money that you end up not being able to pay at all. Do you see how this structure is best for the credit card companies and not for you? Why We Need Consumer Debt ConsolidationWe need consumer debt consolidation because at one point in time, if not currently, we spent more than we were making and now we have to pay it back. It may seem nice that you have a credit card with a high spending limit, but it won't seem that nice when your bills start to roll in and the trip you were thinking about taking suddenly goes out the window. Then, we start a cycle. We see the seriousness of our debt, so we decide to get smart and begin to pay it off. We may even get a consumer debt consolidation loan. We start to feel good because we are being financially responsible. This feeling good leads us into the false feeling that are financial situation is okay, so we go out and start spending again. Then, the cycle starts all over. To break this, you have to be dedicated and focused to creating financial freedom for yourself.
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