The debt problem test
In my last article, I talked about the all too normal issue today of carrying excessive debt. It’s like the issue of superstition and the number 13. Do you understand that you may have an issue with debt? Take a moment to answer these 13 questions and start a frank self-assessment of your money management habits.
If you answered yes to even a few of these questions, you may benefit from some cash flow management discussions and some education on debt and the real cost of borrowing to support your lifestyle now and in your future.
A healthy level of discomfort is good. Don’t worry too much and throw in the towel. An accredited financial advisor who is versed and trained in cash flow management can provide you with a clear picture of where you are, where you want to be and a roadmap with options that can help you get your money management and financial planning on track. It doesn’t have to take a lot of time to get this going. It will be one of the best investments you can make to provide you with some peace of mind and a better sense of control today and for all your tomorrows.
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? 2017 by peter a wouters