It may seem quite surprising, but we find it difficult to talk about in Switzerland. We already don't necessarily dare to discuss our salaries with those around us, so doing so when it comes to our debts is simply out of the question.
Yet, money problems are very common in the world we live in, and it affects a very large part of the population.
When we have money problems, we prefer, wrongly, to keep it to ourselves and not talk about it. It is quite common for us to feel a sense of shame or guilt about the financial situation we find ourselves in.
The biggest problem with debt is that it doesn't just affect your wallet, but also a lot of other areas that you force yourself not to see.
If you're in debt, without you noticing, you're going to start to worry about it to a point that may change your mood. In addition, your sleep may also suffer. Your nights will become shorter and more disrupted. Little by little, you will become distant from your loved ones and social life in general, and you will end up completely closing in on yourself.
These are just a few examples in a long list of the "ticking time bomb" effect that debts have on the psychic, psychological, and physical side of the person concerned.
Do you want to avoid sinking and experiencing these delayed effects? Here are some tips we can give you:
1. Avoid ignoring the situation at all costs
As mentioned, a debt situation is a common thing.
So there's nothing to be ashamed of, and it's important to take the situation seriously as soon as possible. Don't let the situation drag on to the point where it affects your well-being.
2.Don't be afraid of people's reaction
No one has the right to judge you if you have debts.
More than 90% of people who are in debt are indebted due to a combination of circumstances (job loss, separation, change in family situation, etc.).
Every person is therefore likely to find themselves in debt at any time in their life (if it has not already been the case), and this without being able to foresee it.
Also, even if the subject is not pleasant, it is important to talk to someone about it. The discussion will bring you relief because you will no longer be alone in carrying this burden, and this said person may even bring you solutions.
3. Don't imagine that you are alone in this fight with your creditors
The best ally you can find in your quest to reduce your debt is a professional in the industry, such as a financial recovery advisor, who can be by your side to help you answer your questions and establish your current financial situation clearly and precisely.
Depending on the analysis that will be done, he will then be able to offer you tailor-made solutions so that you can come out on top of your debt reduction.
The advisor has the necessary distance to be able to analyze your situation without ever making the slightest judgment.
But the role of an advisor doesn't stop there! He will also be by your side continuously to encourage and motivate you in case of low morale.
He will team up with you to ensure that you arrive safely at your destination in the shortest possible time and conditions.
It is the whole weight of the debts that will quickly disappear and you will then be able to resume the course of a healthy and serene life, without constantly thinking about your debts, knowing that someone will take care of them for you.
Do you want to get out of debt, possibly reduce its total amount and find time for your hobbies, your family or something else?
Pick up your phone and call us on 021 620 60 00.
We understand that it's hard to call us to talk about it, but this call will become your first step towards getting out of debt, and you can be proud of it.
Don't be afraid to talk about it! With us, it's you first and foremost!
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