Dealing with financial problems is anything but easy for Texas residents to confront. However, doing so is often necessary for those seeking to eliminate their debt and obtain a fresh financial start. Bankruptcy can offer a real solution for those dealing with major debt problems, but not all bankruptcy filings are the same. Based on a person's current situation and future goals, one type of bankruptcy may be more beneficial than others. Additionally, a debtor may only qualify for one type of bankruptcy filing.
Credit card debt can get worse after job loss
From a relatively young age, you may have known what career path you wanted to take. You may have gone to the Texas college of your dreams to earn a quality education and later applied for a position that you thought would help you reach your career goals. After you got the job, you may have felt that everything was looking up.
Debt-related anxiety affects nearly half of Americans
If you're stressed out about debt, you're not alone. In fact, a recent study found that 45% of Americans report feeling anxious about debt at least once a month. Another 20% of those individuals feel physically sick at least once a month thanks to debt fears. This anxiety can be crippling, affecting nearly every aspect of an individual's life.
Millenials are sliding deeper into debt
Financial difficulties can strike people of any age and socio-economic class. Although many individuals later in life find themselves with money troubles after suffering the loss of a job or the onset of an unexpected illness, even young adults can find themselves falling into deeper and deeper holes of debt. When this happens, indebted individuals may struggle to see a way out and secure the financial freedom they need and deserve.
