Tackling existing debt can weigh heavy on your mind. It could be you’re running behind on your credit card or personal loan repayments, struggling to keep up with overdraft charges, or making sacrifices just to keep your head above water.
Whatever it is, finding yourself fighting to control debts should be something you try to avoid, particularly when you’re in or approaching retirement.
After you say goodbye to the working world, your income is often less, which can leave you with less financial options. Your reward instead being able to enjoy your time and money to the fullest. Or at least, that’s the idea.
We know that life doesn’t always work out that way. But it’s important you don’t allow existing debts to get the better of you. And for good reason.
Whatever it is, finding yourself fighting to control debts should be something you try to avoid, particularly when you’re in or approaching retirement.
After you say goodbye to the working world, your income is often less, which can leave you with less financial options. Your reward instead being able to enjoy your time and money to the fullest. Or at least, that’s the idea.
We know that life doesn’t always work out that way. But it’s important you don’t allow existing debts to get the better of you. And for good reason.