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If you had to choose the greatest enemy of your financial

security, where would you look? In the lineup as you look them

over who would you choose? There are so many that qualify.

Banks, credit card companies, persuasive advertisers, finance

companies, and identity thieves, would all be in the running.



Banks because, while you are their customer, they do not have

your best interests at heart. They hit you with all sorts of

fees and charges for services which used to be provided free.

They constantly bombard you with offers to go further into debt.

Car loans, home equity loans and other lines of credit are

pitched in every statement you receive. But, they are not your

worst financial enemy.

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Credit card companies love to add charges for many different

errors on your part (and sometimes theirs). Late fees,

over-limit fees, yearly fees, and returned check fees are just a

few. They hike your interest rate if you looked cross-eyed on a

Tuesday, or miss a payment (not just with them, but any

creditor). Still, they are not your greatest financial enemy.



Persuasive advertisers love to get you to buy, buy, and buy.

They have you pegged as far as your habits. They know your wants

and desires. They have so much information on you, the fight

isnt even fair. Their ads make you feel good and pull all the

triggers. Yet, they are not your greatest financial enemy.



Finance companies who charge rates that reach to the moon do you

no favors when you walk in the door. Sometimes you dont even

need to walk in the door. They send you a check you can deposit

in your account and thus take out a loan with them with out ever

seeing them. They turn easy money into easy debt; easy until it

comes time to pay the bill. Even here you will not find your

greatest financial enemy.



How about identity thieves? They pilfer your financial

information, and run wild with the accounts they set up. They

rummage through your trash, set up scams, and flat out steal

your info. They definitely qualify as real lowlifes. Never the

less, they arent your greatest financial enemy either.



So how do you find your greatest financial enemy? You go look in

the mirror. This is the person you really need to watch. This is

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who gives into all of the credit offers in the mailbox. This

person watches the television and reads the magazines; then

responds to the ads that are displayed. It is this same person

who is careless with their financial information or falls for

the scams.



This is the man or woman who spends more that they make. This

person refuses to save any money. It is this person who doesnt

invest for the future. This is also the person who doesnt

educate themselves in matters of money. This is your greatest

financial enemy.



It is this person who ruins all your dreams. It is also this

person over who you have the most control. Do not look anywhere

else for the cause of your financial problems. You are in charge

and you are accountable.



You need to take the time to investigate all matters financial.

You need to educate yourself concerning money, credit, debt and

its uses. You are the one who needs to curb your spending. You

are the one who needs to establish a plan for your savings and

in turn your future. Your greatest enemy is in the mirror, and

so is your greatest help and friend. Depending on who or what

you see determines what you need to change or what you need to

keep doing.



(c)2005 David Wilding



About the author:

David Wilding has, for the past ten years, worked with both

groups and individuals to help them rid their lives of debt.

Visit his site http://www.debtattack.com for more ideas, tools,

and strategies to get rid of your debt.



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