Tuesday, August 17, 2010

Greetings Thrifty Friends,

Some families don't even realize the extent of their debt
burden. Money may be tight, but many people believe they're
doing okay if they manage to make their minimum payments.
Unfortunately, even a minor financial setback could push
them in a serious hole virtually overnight.

Scroll down to find out what your debt burden is and what
kind of risk you might be at.

Keep pinchin' those pennies,
Penny

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TODAY'S THRIFTY TIP:

To determine your debt burden, add up all of your monthly
consumer debt obligations and minimum required payments
(not counting your mortgage). Include car loans, college
loans and credit cards. If the total consumes 15 to 20
percent or more of your paycheck, you need to take measures
to reduce your debt, say financial planners.


BONUS TIP:

Also, look for other signs of a high debt burden, such as
borrowing to pay for necessities, missing payments or making
late payments, being turned down for credit or neglecting to
save for retirement or other financial goals.


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