NORCROSS, GA, December 22, 2012 (Press-News.org) This time of year is a beautiful time. Selecting the perfect gift for everyone on your list can be particularly exhilarating. With all of the sales and bonus gifts with purchase, overspending is tempting. Once consumers blow their budget, it is also common to rationalize it as being in the spirit of giving.
The Orlando bankruptcy attorneys of Clark & Washington caution that this mindset leads to big financial trouble. Just one overzealous shopping spree can tip a previously tight budget into unmanageable territory, even resulting in bankruptcy. Here are some tips to limit your holiday spending this year:
- Stick to your overall budget. If you must buy a gift for someone that is more than you intended, accommodate it by cutting corners somewhere else.
- Plan ahead for holiday shopping by opening a savings account dedicated to only those purchases and add to it throughout the year. This is an easy way to set money aside, so you won't have to rely on credit cards.
- Start your shopping online. It's easier to compare prices and does not include the same sensory overload common in stores during this time of year.
- Avoid big sales. They create an unnecessary sense of urgency and often are not advertising the lowest price for which you can get the item.
If your financial situation has gotten out of control, remember you're not alone. Contacting a qualified Orlando bankruptcy attorney can help you understand your rights and get you back on track. Clark & Washington is an Orlando bankruptcy law firm of experts who know how to relieve overwhelming financial burden. They also provide free debt consultation.
For more information on the Orlando bankruptcy services offered by Clark & Washington, visit their website at http://www.orlando-bankruptcy-help.com.
About Clark & Washington:
Established in 1983, Clark & Washington is now one of the leading bankruptcy filers in the Southeast. They have locations in Georgia, Florida and Tennessee. Clark & Washington specializes in personal chapter seven and 13 bankruptcy. They offer honest, helpful legal advice to those experiencing financial hardships.
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Orlando Bankruptcy Attorneys, Clark & Washington, Advise Consumers How to Avoid Racking Up Debt During the Holidays
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[Press-News.org] Orlando Bankruptcy Attorneys, Clark & Washington, Advise Consumers How to Avoid Racking Up Debt During the HolidaysThe holidays can be a dangerous time of year for consumers struggling with a tight budget. Clark & Washington offers some helpful advice to avoid getting in over your head this holiday season.