Debts are not always good. They keep on bothering you constantly. Having more than one debt or too many of these debts is going to steal your night’s sleep. Although debt is not a financial obligation, you need to get over it faster for gaining financial clarity and space. As per statistics, debts are one …
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Think of a situation. You are watching your favourite Netflix drama or action film, and suddenly the power goes off. You get to know that the power has run out in the area and it might be a massive issue from the electricity generating unit. If you have some backup plan, then you can make …
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Before taking out a loan A: I want to buy a new mobile phone, but I do not have enough savings.B: Don’t be on edge. Why not borrow some money?A: That’s a great idea. After taking out a loan A: The debt is rising. My heart sinks.B: What can I do?A: Excuse me? How can …
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Wait! Wasn’t the word ‘unsecured’ meant for loans? Well, the word unsecured may apply to a good many things apart from a loan. Debts are unsecured too. This is the reason you see this post. The fundamental reason to say this is the presence of the collateral. The collateral is an asset against which a …
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Managing money is not a challenge these days. You have a lot of ways to aid yourself with it. But, the real deal is we need to manage it effectively in spite of the rollercoaster ride our personal finances go through. Earning money and spending it balanced can be a challenge, though. We are living …
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Household debt is the amount of money that people have borrowed for things like mortgages, credit card bills, and student loans. In the UK, people are taking on more debt than they used to. Recent reports say that the average UK household now owes about £58,000, and many are having trouble making payments. People need …
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