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Few things are tougher on a
relationship than financial hardship. Job losses,
medical emergencies, foreclosures and repossessions,
divorce: these are financial crises that demand special
attention. The day in, day out worry that the rug will
be pulled out from under you at any minute can wear down
the most optimistic of us. Did you know that over 80%
of divorcing couples cite conflict over money as a major
contributing factor in the breakup of the relationship?
Common Sense Business Solutions will provide one-on-one
counseling and education to help you put in place a plan
of action to conquer your financial challenges. Common
Sense Business Solutions has been providing financial
counseling since 2001. Following the principles and
guidelines set forth by Dave Ramsey, your counselor will
patiently work with you and guide you with the heart
of a teacher.
Your trained counselor will assess your situation, help
you design a spending plan, establish a debt elimination
plan, and address any needs unique to your situation.
Prior to your appointment, your counselor will review
your information and any specific questions you have
raised. After your counseling session your counselor
will provide written recommendations.
Financial Counseling is
right for you if you are:
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Adrift financially, with no clear goals or realistic
budget
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Worried about the amount of debt you are carrying
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Consistently having trouble making ends meet
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Unable to understand or communicate financial
matters
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Being harassed by creditors or collectors
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Facing lawsuits, judgments, foreclosures, or
repossessions
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Thinking seriously about bankruptcy for any reason
Or if you...
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Want to do more than just “make ends meet”
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Need to establish a debt elimination plan
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Need to prioritize and develop a plan for future
financial goals
Financial Counseling is a great investment for:
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Engaged Couples or
Newlyweds
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Those with changes
in family situation such as a new job resulting in
significant income changes, a new baby, separation
or divorce, loss of a spouse, disability or illness
of the partner who usually handles the money, etc.
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Those considering
divorce, especially when marriage problems are
mainly due to financial problems
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Students
transitioning to college or adult life
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Those nearing
retirement
Isn’t it time that you learn to control your money
instead of letting your money control you? Call today to
begin your journey to financial freedom.
YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO PUT IT OFF ANY LONGER! |