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HOME :: RESEARCH :: DEBT :: NEWS:: JAN 2007

Feeling Holiday Debt Hangover?


You promised yourself that you'd stick to your holiday budget.  But you walked into the mall, got wrapped up in the season-and spent far beyond what you'd set aside.  Now your credit card bills have arrived and you've got that wide-eyed dizzying feeling called "holiday debt hangover."
 
Many Americans spent themselves into financial trouble during 2006's holiday season.  Now, they must pay off what they purchased and still find money for January's expenses.  If these symptoms describe your finances, you may be experiencing holiday debt hangover-and you've entered the early stages of debt crisis:
- You're behind on the basics, like January's mortgage, rent and utilities.
- You're using credit to buy items you should be able to afford with cash, like groceries.
- You're skipping some debt payments to make others.
- You're receiving overdue notices or telephone calls from bill collectors.
- More than 20% of your take-home pay is being used to pay back credit card debt.

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