Don't have an account? Sign Up Now. It's FREE!

Your Debt


Mr.Nodebt
Rep Points:
Posted on October 30, 2009 at 9:31 am
Every American should pay the national debt. The total is  only 109,000 dollars per tax payer and should take 10 years to pay if every American taxpayer who cares about their childrens future pays this. The average wage is 30,000 and it should be easily payed for in 10 years if you take 10,000 out of every paycheck. People will never ever notice having that extra 10,000 dollars taken from their pay check.

 

The total national assets are 73,000,000,000,000 dollars and the debt is only 11,000,000,000,000 dollars that is not much in relativity to the taxpayers. That is one seventh of the USA’s assets. Why would you want a “nice” car or a nice “home” when you can feel the light of the world.  It is better to live poor know everything will be alright.  I am not going to just sitt here talking or write about it I am going to do something about it. People have to invest in the world. People have to pay the debt. People have to water the root of the tree so that the future can grow. This would also cause enourmous amouts of energy being unlocked. Energies of hate and people not knowing what to do.  The good Americans need to set a example and show the world. What they can. Beacause I the American can! Because I know Americans are smart. They just need to get out of the whole mentality of “things are so difficult”. It’s easy.  

Karess
Rep Points:
moderator
Posted on November 4, 2009 at 7:02 pm
Hi! What options would you then suggest to make this feasible?

the axis (Guest)
Rep Points:
Posted on November 5, 2009 at 2:17 am
They say debt consolidation is good.... HOw can you prove that? Anyone?
Posted on November 5, 2009 at 2:23 am
I agree, there is a sense of freedom in paying what one owes, by whichever means (not criminal though).

If it's via professional debt management/debt settlement - so be it.
If it's via bankruptcy, even if it's bad for the credit - so be it.

One must consult with a debt consultant first though, to avoid getting into more trouble. There are opportunistic people around. It pays to be careful.

Good To Me
Rep Points:
Posted on November 5, 2009 at 2:36 am
It's true, one way to avoid getting sued is to find ways to pay that debt. Make it go away. If it is credit card debts, there are 2 options for the consumer.

Depending on the amount of debt and the status of the account, there's either credit counseling or debt settlement.

Those two are considered alternative to bankruptcy, as filing bankruptcy is discouraged, if not really necessary.

RSSSubscribe to:
Destroy Debt Articles
Talk to a Debt Consultant

My Briefcase