Five signs that you’re on debt row

Posted by Real Estate Snatch Saturday, July 06, 2013

If you alternate bills, you can sometimes keep your creditors at bay for a period of time. But this won’t last

If you’re constantly in debt, then you’re on debt row. Eventually, your debt will catch up to you and you will become insolvent, Ed Portelli, president of OCCA Consumer Debt Relief, warns. “These are not crazy people. Ninety-nine percent of people [in debt] just don’t know what they’re getting into,” he says. How do you know if you are on debt row? Here are five signs:

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