Bankruptcy and Personal Debt Management
By L. Jed Berliner, Springfield Bankruptcy Attorney on Feb 18, 2007 in Financial Resources on the Web, General Bankruptcy Information, Life After Bankruptcy, Massachusetts, Personal Finance
The February 18, 2007 New York Times published an interesting way for each of us to manage our spending: Blogging!
It’s like keeping a diary of every expense, but instead it’s on a public blog. “Look what you all have done to me!” the Times quotes Tricia as saying, excited about her new-found financial discipline in not making an impulse-purchase while shopping for other items. Others brag about not buying anything at a grocery store that wasn’t on the list.
Any means of spending discipline, public or private, is great. Sometimes it can only work for the future, and sometimes it can avoid a bankruptcy filing. It all depends on your particular circumstances.
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