American Debt Girl

Debt Help - Get The Facts From The Debt Girl

Certainly by now you've read about the plights of the American Debt Girl. She's learned from her escapades with debt and now she's spreading the word about getting debt help. She's so psyched about her own experience with debt help that she spreads the word to others. She even suggested a debt management program to her sister, American Hippie Chick, who got debt help and was so happy with it that she now stages peaceful protests in front of various credit card companies in her city by standing outside holding signs with facts about credit card companies. She gets by with a little help from her friends.

Facts About Credit that Lead to Debt

In 2003, over 5 billion offers for credit cards were sent out
Debt incurred by senior citizens went up by 89% between 1992 and 2001
The average of total consumer debt in the U.S., not including mortgages, is over $7,000 per person
The average unpaid credit card debt for three out of five families in the U.S. is $12,000
Outstanding credit card debt as of January 2005 was $800 billion in the U.S. alone
In the 1990s, credit card debt for Americans living below the poverty level doubled
Credit card companies made $7.7 billion in late fees in 2003
Over 55 million Americans are in debt and in dire need of debt help services

American Debt Girl and her sister pose the question: What kind of companies will encourage people on a fixed income to open more credit card accounts and sink deeper and deeper into debt? Of these, what percentage will turn to Christian debt help for the financial fix they need?

Facts About Debt Help

Nearly nine million people seek debt help every year, and there are a lot of free debt help companies willing to provide it. And debt help comes in many different forms, such as debt consolidation, debt settlement, debt consolidation mortgages, debt consolidation loans and student loan debt consolidation. You can even get debt help if you have bad credit! Certainly, if you're in debt, one of these debt help programs can help you, just like they helped the American Debt Girl.