‘How to Eliminate Your ‘Summer Debt” by Michael Newman
Michael Newman’s latest ‘e-Wealth Daily’ article is titled “How to Eliminate Your “Summer Debt””. [‘e-Wealth Daily’ Article]
Michael Newman’s latest ‘e-Wealth Daily’ article:
It’s mid-August, can you believe it? I know I sure can’t. It seems like only yesterday I was getting ready for summer and all the things that come along with the warm weather season.
It’s no secret that summertime can be expensive. And, this year, the East coast was blessed with the best weather we’ve had in years, making it even easier to get out and spend. After all,
with weather like we’ve been having, it’s nearly impossible not to get out and take advantage of it.
If you went over budget this summer, don’t worry — you’re not alone. People typically spend more when the weather is nice, because there are simply more things to do and people feel like
they have to get outside and enjoy it. Coupled with increased vacation time and the kids being home from school, the summer months can be easily called the spending months.
Now that summer is drawing closer to its ending, it might be worthwhile to sit down and come up with your “recovery strategy.” After all, those bills you may have accumulated won’t pay themselves!
Getting out of summer debt is relatively easy. All you really need is some focus and some self control through September and possibly October.
In September, life typically gets back to normal. Vacations end, kids are back to school and a number of expenses you may have had in the last few months seem to vanish. Therefore, if
you accumulated some extra bills or have a bit of debt, there is no need to worry — your living expenses are likely to stabilize.
Take a few weeks and relax. After all, the weather is getting cooler and you probably don’t have as open a schedule. Your wallet will naturally regulate itself. Take a few weeks and do things that don’t cost you anything — clean the house, catch up on your reading or do whatever you need to do to get yourself prepared for fall. Head to the video store and rent some of the summer blockbuster movies you may have missed out on!
Basically, if you incurred some debt over the summertime, don’t stress it too hard — it should take care of itself soon enough. Simply make the right adjustments and you’ll be fine!
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