If you've:
- Been laid off.
- Are sitting on an underwater home.
- Are being hammered by medical bills.
- Had debt spiral out of control due to big bank interest rates,
then walking away from your creditors' outstretched hands can solve a lot of problems both big and small, because walking away from debt has three things in common with leaving a bad relationship:
- A huge feeling of relief.
- The realization that you should have done it long ago.
- Lingering guilt which starts fading fast when it sinks in that life has gotten a lot better.
And the big bonus – as the unpaid bills pile up in a drawer, after a few months you look at them again and think "Wow ... I used to mail them all that money every month, and now I have it in my pocket instead."
About twenty years ago people started asking me to help them through financial crises, so I've had plenty of hands-on experience, all the way from juggling the finances to short sales to chasing away collections agents.
I had my own personal journey through tough times and back to a solid footing after the dot-com bubble burst in 2001, when the layoffs gutted Northern California and it seemed half of us who'd had hightech jobs were hammering nails or working warehouse to survive – but survive we did, and we got back on our feet in a few years. It surprised me how up-beat the book turned out, because while I can't tell you how to find a job where there aren't many, there are practical ways to walk away from debt and keep the cash in your pocket where it belongs.
There are more positives after that good news. First, these days a lot of debt can be left behind without even hurting your credit rating, because the lenders are getting more realistic. Second, the sooner you leave debt behind, the sooner you can start rebuilding credit (if you want to). Third, the "7 years to good credit again" legend was never true – people have always been able to rebuild credit over a 3-5 year period when they know how – and in this economy, it looks like it may be possible to rebuild credit in as little as 2-3 years.
Nicholas Carroll, author,
Walk Away From Debt For a Better Future
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