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Jeff’s Story: The Slippery Slope Into Credit Card Debt (And Out Again)

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This episode is part of The Rask Financial Resilience Mission for 2021. Financial resilience is all about having the resources and tools needed to overcome financial setbacks in your life.

In this episode, Kate and Owen chat to listener Jeff about his financial journey over the last few years, including the slippery slope into credit card debt, and how a sound financial position can be quickly turned upside down. Jeff also discusses his strategies for getting out of debt and that you never really know what’s going on with someone’s finances under the surface.

To submit your own story, email [email protected]

This interview is the third of our listener stories, which we are publishing as part of our overall Financial Resilience Mission.

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