Work and earn the money. Learn to manage your money better. Create a new budget which pays off debt and meets existing obligations first, then pays for only the most essential items. Slash your expenses and spending. Have a garage sale to eliminate some of the "stuff" you have accumulated and [...] [...more]
He is not borrowing money to get out of debt. The govt. and people of the US borrowed this money to prevent the economic downturn from getting worse. The infrastructure of the country has also been detoriorating for decades, and we should put people to work in this area. Then invest in industries [...] [...more]
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The Republicans doubled our debt, say no to all proposed solutions to their problem, and then say "deal with it yourselves"? Wow. And they wonder why they're becoming less and less powerful… EDIT: The asker specifically pointed out that the question is about NATIONAL debt, not PERSONAL debt. Why am I the [...] [...more]
They are blaming it on the dems. That is how they do things, plus rewrite history. All you got to do is listen to the talking head on TV and radio. The quality of answers here from the fringe is testament to that. .Somehow you are able to magically link the deficit to the Republicans even though Congress has [...] [...more]
A triilion is a million millions. In other words, if you gather 1 million millionaires together, then if add all their money together, you've got at least a trillion dollars. 7.4 triilion is, of course, just 7.4 times as big as one trillion, which is much easier to visualize once you really "get" [...] [...more]
I don’t know how much we are talking about here. if you have savings,use it. if you have debt,you really have no savings. maybe a part time weekend job. cut out what you don’t need:cell phone,cable,take out,soda,coffee-you get the drift. consider leasing out some of your land,or renting a room in your house. best wishes!Start with the smallest debt amount [...] [...more]
Pay them from highest interest to lowest interest rate. Do not use them again until they are paid. On all cards except teh one with the highest interest rate, make minimum payments (this will cover interest plus a little principal). On the one with the highest rate, pay as much as you [...] [...more]
I am in the same situation!! I am 22 and is in a lot of debt because of my shopping addiction. My solution is to start learning to budget right now. Buy only the things you need, so it can help further reduce your debt. Stop using your credit card completely and [...] [...more]
I have been debt free for a few years. It is very simple, spend less than you make! I never use credit cards, take out loans, or buy anything I can’t pay with cash. There is nothing more satisfying than buying a new car with cash, or nice vacations without a worry [...] [...more]
