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Today, millions of Americans are having difficulty paying their debts. Most of those in financial distress are middle income families with jobs who want to pay off what they owe. But it is important for you to act. Doing nothing can lead to much larger problems in the future-even bigger debts, the loss of assets such as your house, and a bad credit record. The good news is that there are solutions. The remedies provided in this brochure can help improve your relationships with creditors, reduce your debts, and help you manage your money. In brief, these solutions can help give you a new, fresh start. If bill collectors are calling you, you know you're in financial trouble. But what if you're just having difficulty stretching your paycheck to pay monthly bills?

If you answer yes to any one of the following questions, you should act. Do you routinely spend more than you earn? Are you forced to make day-to-day purchases on credit? Are you able to make only the minimum payments on monthly credit card debts? Contact your creditors to let them know you're having difficulty making your payments.

The Fair Debt Collection Practices Law prohibits a debt collector from showing what you owe to anyone but your attorney, harassing or threatening you, using false statements, giving false information about you to anyone, and misrepresenting the legal status of your debts. Remember that under other federal laws to collect debts, creditors cannot seize most government assistance and can only garnish a portion of wages to collect debts. Create a spending plan that allows you to reduce your debts. Itemize your necessary expenses (such as housing and health care) and optional expenses (such as entertainment and vacation travel). Clip coupons, purchase generic products at the supermarket, and avoid impulse purchases. The National Foundation for Consumer Credit has local, nonprofit members that provide education and counseling to families and individuals.

Source: Consumer Affairs