http://www.debtdude.com/debt/american-debt-solutions.html With so many American debt solutions to choose from, how do I know which is right or wrong for me? There are no right or wrong American debt solutions, man. There are only solutions that work better for you. en-us Mon, 09 Jan 2006 09:32:45 EST Mon, 09 Jan 2006 09:32:45 EST Weblog Editor 2.0 Congratulations America! Roughly speaking, the current outstanding debt in America is around the $800 billion ballpark. The Dude knows that the ballpark figures upset people, but you gotta know the stats, man. They are staggering. Now, for most Americans, the debt stems from crdit cards. In fact, the average amount of unpaid credit card debt (for families who have it) is $12,000. That's bananas! So, now, my fellow Americans, it is time to do something about it. Not me, I'm gonna take another nap soon then maybe eat a light lunch and go right back to bed. But you on the other hand, need to consider the multitude of American debt solutions available for you. Which American debt solutions are best? There is no right or wrong answer for that because there is no right or wrong debt solution. The American debt solution that is best for you is the one that addresses your financial distress best. There are a number of debt solutions to choose from. For instance, many people take out debt consolidation loans. Others say man things about them, man. For other folks, a debt settlement program is best. There really is no right or wrong answer. You gotta look inside yourself, man. You gotta ask the right questions and be honest about how much you owe. With so many consumer debt solutions available, there is no reason why you should cheat yourself. Hey, maybe you don't need such serious intervention. Maybe your debt ain't so bad and you simply need a credit counselor to coach you on how to make better choices. Whatever your problem is, rest assured T he Dude is gonna help you find a solution. All over my site I make references and discuss credit matters that matter. Keep reading and get acquainted with this stuff, man. Mon, 09 Jan 2006 09:32:45 EST