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Step by step to solvencyJULY 2010By Richard Each AS THE OWNER of a commercial collection agency in the 1990s, Jerry Silberman received an education about the psychology of debt. The mentality of collection

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3. Consider ways to increase your income or decrease your expenses. This could involve finding ways to earn extra money through a side job or freelancing, negotiating lower interest rates on loans, cutting back on unnecessary expenses, etc.
4. Prioritize your debts and create a plan to pay them off. List all your debts, including credit card balances, loans, and any other outstanding payments. Determine the interest rates and consider paying off the debts with the highest interest rates first while making minimum payments on other debts.
5. Consider consolidating or refinancing your debts if it can help you save money on interest payments and make it easier to manage your payments.
6. Look for ways to save money and build an emergency fund. Cut back on non-essential expenses, find opportunities to save on regular expenses (using coupons, buying in bulk, etc.), and make sure to set aside a portion of your income into a savings account for emergencies.
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Note: Solvency refers to the ability to meet your financial obligations and have more assets than liabilities. Achieving solvency is crucial for anyone who wants to have a strong financial foundation and avoid falling into excessive debt.

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