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Due to widespread consumer debt, the mortgage and banking crisis, and the poor economy in general, now is absolutely the best time to “restructure” your debt if you are thinking of doing so. Almost every bank and credit card comapny offerspayment deferrals and foregiveness, lower interetest rates, and many other types of programs to keep people on track to keep servicing their debt. For those with the discipline, cash flow and wherewithall, then going this route may be the best option. Especially when it comes to maintaining one’s persoanl credit. The problem, though, is that many people in this boat got that way becasue they didn’t have enough cashflow in the first place to afford the things they purchased. Now, their chances of ever catching up seem remote . Meanwhile they keep throwing their hard earned money at  monthly “minimums” and they are barely keeping their head above water and no end in sight.

A problem that is compounding the matter is the persistent ill-health of the banking and credit industries. What is gong to happen when much of the debt they restructed, and costs they incurred, defaults anyway? Where are the new borrowers going to come fom to pull the banks up if everyone is under a mountain of debt? Wat is our credit rating system (and credit rating!) going to mean in the future?

The savvy entrepreneurs and small business owners of the future are going to be  the one’s with cash, a good credit- rating,or both. Now is the time to vastly cut your debt and saving money like there’ s no tomorrow. If you have to walk away and start over- so be it. There are a lot of solid debt eliminations programs out there that are worth a try. Many of them have money back guarantees. If they are successful in eliminating your debt, and most of the time they are able to do this, than your credit rating will bounce back that much quicker.

Now’s the time to ‘bite the bullet’ and decide, though. Before it’s too late.