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Hard Questions and Solid Answers
Did you miss this week’s show? Doug Andrew answered the following questions on the show:
1) How do you deal with consumer and credit card debt when you are behind?
2) How do you handle creditors?
3) How do you determine between wants and needs?
4) Should I still be charitable during these economic times?
5) When is filing bankruptcy o.k.?
6) At what point is it time to talk to a credit counselor?
7) How do we tell our children about our dire circumstances?
8 ) Is it too late to prepare for economic storms?
9) Should we pay off our debts or mortgage or put our money in savings?
10) What kind of advice should we give our children about careers?
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