Hello!
Debt is unfortunately something that is extremely common and accepted as normal in our society. We’re encouraged to take out credit cards to build our credit scores and we’re bombarded with “buy now, pay later” messages all the time: why wait when can have what we want NOW? We take out loans to go to university, to buy houses, cars, furniture – you name it, we can usually get credit for it. It means we don’t have to go through the discomfort of delayed gratification like our grandparents and parents needed to – the first credit card only came to the UK in 1966!!
So we get our first credit card (for me, it was when I turned 18 and was given one with my student account) and in an ideal world, we would be taught to pay it off in full every month, but what if that isn’t possible, or we choose not to? The debt then builds and we end up in a big fat mess – much to the bank’s delight.
So here's my take on how to get out of debt FOR GOOD!
For the show notes, go here: https://thefemalemoneydoctor.com/how-to-get-out-of-debt/
And for my downloadable ebook on how to get out of debt: https://thefemalemoneydoctor.com/free-downloads/
Until next time,
Nikki x
P.S. Feel free to get in touch for comments, suggestions etc here: info@thefemalemoneydoctor.com
