As the global economy prepares for the inevitable recession-which the 15 nation eurozone has already entered, there are higher expectations by economist that consumer spending will slowdown. The economic effects of rising inflation, high interest rates, downsizing and job layoffs in the developed world will indirectly lead to a decline in real income, a slowdown in industrial production and manufacturing on the local market. And usually in such situations, households are expected to look for reliable emergency debts to ease costs of an uncertain future. And that’s why, if I was a banker, I would be preparing to include this emergency relief product on my portfolios. Life offers a puzzling number of possibilities for getting into debt with financial institutions making it even easier, but, when you face an uphill of this debt, banks have much to help you get out of, but rather look on to their collateral and profitability. However, it’s one’s spending habits that will determine the extent to which personal bankruptcy and credit impairment can be escaped. We can avoid the anxiety, stress and unhappiness caused by debt by being aware of our financial and mainly revising our budgets. Prioritize you spending and always avoid spending more than you make. This might sound illogical but it is common that people tend to dip into savings, borrowing from others. Avoiding things like using credit for making ordinary purchases, using credit to repay debt and using credit to make purchases when you have money can lead you into a vicious circle of debt. Ends
