Today, I wanted to share with you this great infographic which caught my eye earlier this week. It’s a road map to debt recovery for people in Scotland who are struggling with debt.
It goes without saying that being in debt is unpleasant at best and downright devastating at worst. For some people in debt, they don’t think that they have a way out, which is really sad, because there’s always a way out of debt.
Ignoring debt and hoping it will go away isn’t the best thing to do by any means. Getting out of debt means taking action in some way to make things change even if the best course of action will take a long time.
This infographic has been put together by Debt Therapy Scotland and outlines the help available for Scottish residents with debt problems.
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<p><a href=’https://www.debttherapyscotland.co.uk’><img src=’https://www.debttherapyscotland.co.uk/images/roadmap-01.svg’ alt=’Roadmap to Debt Recovery’ width=’100%’ border=’0′ /></a></p>
*Image taken from Debt Therapy Scotland infographic.
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7 Comments
Interesting!! I was shocked to read Grayson’s post on Frugal Rules that consumer debt is going up here in the US. 🙁
Laurie @thefrugalfarmer recently posted…Dealing With Spousal Abuse
Thanks for sharing the info-graphic with us all Hayley!
Just goes to show ya that debt and the need/desire to rid one of debts destruction, is universal and can affect anyone, anywhere, anytime!
Take care and my best to all.
Lyle
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I agree with what Laurie said about Grayson’s post and how debt is going up and it seems we really haven’t learned a lot from the recession. Hopefully a lot of people will find the infographic useful!
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While I don’t know much about debt programs in Scotland, I really like the way that this infographic molds to fit the reader’s situation based on things like having a job and the amount of debt. I love infographics and this one is great!
Kalen @ MoneyMiniBlog recently posted…Doing Your Debt Homework: 3 Strategies to Plan Ahead for Student Debt
Sequestration is the term that caught my attention. Wow. I like how infographic is effective in communication and contextually used for specific readers. More infographic to look forward to!
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Good infographic. Although it’s catered to those in Scotland the basic ideas/principles can be applied to anyone and anywhere in the world.
Thanks for sharing your story (I’m new to reading your blog) and keep up the great work. I think many of us in the US tend to think we have the monopoly on consumer debt but it’s a universal issue.
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I heard recently that consumer spending was going up. I think people have more confidence which is good but it could mean bad things later down the line.
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