Six steps to curbing compulsive spending

re: Six steps to curbing compulsive spending

Tracie — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 00:58:10 GMT

The information on compulsive spending is great.....Changing habits is of course not an overnight happening...its a daily challenge .Mistakes that have occurred can be used today to help us know what works and what doesn't work for us.....I eventually learned how to avoid panic and stress when money crunch hit....find out more on www.habitchanger.com/moneyandyou

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jvantosh@mac.com — Mon, 25 May 2009 15:45:10 GMT

what organization offeres workshops /group therapy/ help?

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JANICE — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 19:52:22 GMT

OH MY GOD THIS IS ME I FEEL SO BAD MY HUSBAND SENT ME THIS I ONCE AGAIN MADE ALOT OF DEBT.

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Patty — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 16:15:28 GMT

I found this article informative and VERY SCARY. I can type my discover card number faster than my phone number! My OCD is eventually, in the not to distant future, lead us to bankruptcy and probably divorce. I have an execellent skrink who wants to help me with this problem - I 've put off calling, a case of burying my head in the sand or should I say the internet shopping sites. This article has convinced me that I need to make the call now. THANK YOU!!!

re: Six steps to curbing compulsive spending

Patty — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 16:09:01 GMT

This aritcle is very informative and VERY SCARY!!! I have my credit card numbers memorized - i can type my dicscover number faster than my phone number! I promized my husband that I would stop spending but I still shop - I rationalize that I need it or that I need a treat (I'm disabled with chronic pain and chronic daily migraine). I know that professional help it the route I need to go but I keep procrastinating (I even have I great shrink who wants to deal with this OCD). Spending hepls me cope with the continuous stream of depressing news out of Washington and at times with the pain. This article has convinced me to make the call for profession help before I bankrupt us with stuff I rarely use! THANK YOU!!!

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cindy — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 15:24:45 GMT

It's like a friend told me recently, "Everyone has some type of an addiction." And when you are addicted it's a stiffling, choking, horrendous journey to get off that hell fired road.

re: Six steps to curbing compulsive spending

Anita Iskenderian — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 21:20:13 GMT

This is a very useful and informative aricle.