Sentences with phrase «problems getting their debt under control»

The state did better during the country's most recent economic problems than many other states, but Utah residents are still having problems getting their debt under control.

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However, South Dakota residents, much like residents in other states, are facing a problem in growing debt that they can't seem to get under control.

Again, if you don't have the problem that you got you into this position of considering debt consolidation under control, then you should not lightly pursue this option.

There are a numerous options for consumers who want to start getting their finances under control after accumulating large amounts of debt, which could inevitably lead to credit problems further down the road.

With that said, I strongly agree with your overall premise that a person's worst financial problem is often their consumption habits — which is typically a harbinger of debt — and using debt is an individual's choice and when they make the commitment, they can get it under control.

A serious debt problem is difficult to get under control, and it may take a professional to arrive at the best option.