Welcome to Debt Management Events!

Welcome to Debt Management Events!

Management skills are considered as most desirable in every individual in both his personal and professional life. But when it comes to managing his/her own finances and regularizing his/her own money, people start taking the task for granted, and end up at a dead-end caused by their financial blunders and over-confidence. Eventually this continuous mismanagement of money leads them to a habit of borrowing money in forms of loans and equities, over-usage of credit cards and involvement in self-indulgent spendthrift activities that drains their money from more than one outlet, resulting into a wide abyss of ‘Debt’ and perhaps ‘Bankruptcy’ too! Nevertheless, there are several debt relief options like debt settlement, debt management, credit counseling etc to help us out of this increasing fear and insecurity of being on debt, but prevention is always better than cure and therefore one should always take prior actions to avoid any risks of debts and its relative infections, which acts as a vicious circle all your life.

Debt Management Events is a noble venture which can also be called as an interesting archive of worthy and essential information, facts and knowledge regarding debt and the art to manage it tactfully in order to end it along with its negative traits or blemishes. We would not only acquaint you with the most apt and legitimate ways to manage your debts but will also make you contemplate on the very essence of financial troubles and its root causes. Remember that managing your own money is the first step towards closing all doors that lead to debt, bankruptcy and ambiguities of debt relief processes.

Thursday, September 16, 2010

Cherish Your Money, Don’t Degrade It


Money, money and more money is all that we want and need, then why can’t we keep it! It seems like a wild goose, whom we keep chasing all our life to madness. Money or Financial independence plays the most significant and dominating role in our physical and mental well being, apart from determining our social identity, status and individuality. And that’s why words like debt, bankruptcy, recession and deficits sound poisonous to our ears. No doubt that the various debt relief options like debt settlement and debt consolidation are abound in market but it always brings in an uncomfortable feeling and sense of insecurity to discuss your money matters with strangers. Well, the only key to all these doubtful locks lies in our own hands; it lies in the magic and art of tackling our finances and taking care of our cash-flow. It is an old but wise saying that ‘unless the wealth is gone, we fail to understand it’s worth’ and thus keep repeating the financial blunders like unnecessary overspending and extravagances, misuse of credit card and equity loans etc. In a way, in spite of cherishing our hard earned money, we end up degrading it and taking it for granted to fulfill our hollow and temporary wants! True that money can’t buy us real happiness and all those intangible satisfactions like peace and true love. But if we delve deeper into this argument, we will discover that money can actually buy all the tangible happiness and ecstasies that substantiate those abstract elations. 
For example, can you think of a day without a single penny to spend on anything, not even your food and all inevitable needs! You might think that you can, if you have the company of your loved ones and their care, but practically speaking, the very state of emptiness will irk you to the core, however you falsely console yourself with pretences! The fact is that money is the most vital part and parcel of our mental and emotional bliss and balance.
The big question but still remains! How to not let your finances go for a toss! Well, one should know all the arts of cherishing his/her own money (let your pals scream and call you a miser! Don’t pay a heed to them). Stick with your money and bond wit it like never before! Pull up the strings of your purse tight to so that none can undo it! Save and hide at least 30% of your monthly income at such a place that would be difficult for you to remember! Last but not the least; believe in the saying ‘Simple Living and High Thinking’.

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