A friend of mine in New York City filed a bankruptcy for a musician. That musician learned so much from the process that he put it to music. Maybe you don’t like loud music, so turn the volume down on your computer and read the captions. This says it all:
Leave It All Behind – If banks are “too big to fail” does that mean the rest of us are just the right size?
Bankruptcy is all about a fresh start. Learn to live without massive amounts of credit and dependency on the big banks. Kick the habit of charging on the plastic. Cash is king. in hte long run, much of what we own is merely stuff and totally unnecessary. There is certain freedom in living free of credit and debt.
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