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For the past few months the number of people who have called me about drowning in debt is overwhelming. Many of them are struggling to make ends meet. My first suggestion is to do a budget, then I ask them to look at which expenses they can reduce or totally eliminate. When was the last time you sat down and looked at your income versus your expenses? Take a little time and track your spending for a month or two. You may be surprised to see exactly where you money is going.
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