Monday, September 15, 2008

Wants And Needs

Now this is the area that receives most people in financial difficulties in the first place.

There is a huge difference between wants and needs and honestly see if their financial situation and examine how they have built up debt that is currently faced with only you could find that was due to spending on wants.

Needs are the factors that are necessary to enable him to lead a healthy happy life on a daily basis to maintain good health in mind and body for you and those whom you are responsible.

Good food, shelter, health care - They come under the banner of needs, because these are the simple things in life you need to learn from.

DVD Players, alloy wheels on his car, the latest designer clothes, cigarettes, etc. -

These are wants and is certainly have no need for them in their lives. These are the things that make people in trouble. These are the things that cause their debt and stress and takes away from your lifestyle. These are the things that make people miserable at the end of the day, because you still have to pay for them, it is not necessary and certainly do not have debt that comes with them.

Take a look around your home and see how many items are falling under the category of desires, and then ask yourself, how often these elements used and what kind of pleasure they have given in comparison with the anguish you're feeling now debt must be paid back.

Of course there might be some elements who still enjoy like playing on your Playstation but note once again how the time you waste in the Playstation could be better spent on something more productive or something that could improve their health and welfare as a walk or jog in the park.

Is it possible to convert some of those items in cash? Of course you can and if you are not using, then would not it be better to sell and put that money toward their debts.

Only the understanding of the difference between wants and needs might be all that you need to turn around their lives and ensure that never become overburdened with debt again.

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