There is only one way to go broke.
There is only one way to go broke and only one way to prevent going broke.
The only way to go broke is too much debt.
When your debt levels exceed your ability to pay the fees, you are effectively broke.
At that stage, there are several options available to you.
Depending on your country's laws, you could declare bankruptcy, which might be the best option for you.
Alternatively, you could negotiate with your creditors to devise an arrangement you can manage.
The third option is to ignore your creditors and hope they go away.
I have been in this position on both the creditor and debtor ends.
I have used some of these and had them used against me, but I have never declared bankruptcy.
Having learned these lessons the hard way, you'll be delighted to know that there is a solution.
You can nearly always negotiate a settlement, and the very best option is to knuckle down and pay off the debt.
When you're scratching for a dollar, you'll do almost anything legal to make a buck.
Avoid anything even slightly dodgy because that will almost certainly backfire on you.
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Regards,
Brent.
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