By: Jeena Cho
As a society, there are two things we don’t talk about. Death & Debt. Frequently, when people are experiencing financial distress, they go into denial mode. Instead of assessing their situation and tacking the problem, they deny thinking something will change. Of course, debt problems do not get better without proactive action. It gets worse. Interest rates continue to rise, you borrow from Peter to pay Paul.
If you are experiencing financial trouble, you should seek help. Go see a financial advisor, reach out and ask a friend or a family member. You will soon find that you are not alone in your problems.
For those of you that do not see any hope of being able to reduce your debt, we are offering a free seminar. If you do not want to attend in person, you can attend on the Web. It’s totally confidential. We’ll discuss the different options to deal with your debt including debt settlement and bankruptcy.
Our goal is to educate you with the options available. One of the most frequent comment I get at the end of a consultation is “I feel so much better” or “I should have come in a long time ago.” We hope to do the same through these workshops.
For more information or to register, go to http://www.jclawgroup.com/workshop/
