Don’t Dig Out Your Financial Regrets, Rather Learn from the Mistakes
Knowing and having information about the increasing burdens and deepening chasm of financial depression is one thing and motivating yourself for not falling a prey to it, is quite another. And that is the reason why most of the present day debtors can be called as ‘enlightened sinners’ or ‘ruthless defaulters’. The words like debt relief, debt settlement, debt consolidation, credit counseling etc do but little help to make us understand the current financial circumstances which have equally hit all the nations with blows of recessions, investment losses, downfall of stock market, joblessness, overwhelming debts and increasing bankruptcy cases. If we give an honest thought to our own and personal fiscal deficits, we will readily visualize the incidences and reckless experiences that drove us to needless extravagance and greedy consumerisms. This would remind us of the days when we thoughtlessly spent over every important and mostly unimportant stuff, making the credit card balance go for a toss. We would remember the days when our parents would repeatedly warn us about our spendthrift habit and would request us to become a little economical. However, learning from our financial mistakes would be more productive than digging out our past financial regrets.
