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When one is in the 20s and 30s, there are multiple transactions that one gets involved with. In such times, it is important to develop skills to manage debt wisely.
Getting into debts at early ages may prove challenging later as debts accumulate over time, so one must have a plan to look into debt properly.
1. Understand The Debt- Debt management is the first step to manage the finances. One should check the credit cards, loans and make coherent plans to repay the debt.
When one is already in debt, one can fall into new debt traps by getting credit offers, which may seem convenient at that time but add new debt and make repayment difficult.
Financial temptations like online shopping and frequent weekend getaways are common in 20s and 30s. However, for debt management one needs to avoid impulse spending.
Spending habits like using a credit card continuously should be reconsidered. Keeping the balance low helps avoid interest charges and safeguards credit scores for future financial needs.
A routine like setting up automatic payments or regularly reviewing the finances should be made to reduce debt without feeling overwhelmed.