Problem Solving

As stated in problem solving process part one, I have struggled with financial challenges in my past and presently also. This is not an easy road to go down and it definitely takes a lot researching to help, not only me, but others in situations such as this. Of course the internet is a great tool to use when researching information of any sort and there are many websites dedicated to provide tips on how to solve a problem. Anyone who has faced financial difficulties knows that this is not something not to be taken lightly. At the time of my distress, I took many avenues which included speaking with experts and professionals who specialized in helping individuals get through money troubles. I knew it wasn’t going to be a cakewalk, but I was determined to take heed to the information and apply it to my life. At this point in my life, I am still researching information to help me in the tough times. My solution to the problem was to open a savings account and have half of my paycheck deposited to that. However, I found out about savings CD that accrues interest over time. At this point, I am using that as well and I recommend anyone with or without financial challenges, to use it. It’s always good to have a savings plan set in stone for the future. If that doesn’t work out for some, we have been provided the opportunity to participate in a 401k plan. I advised others to exhaust all their options, before criticizing. There are different savings plans to fit everyone’s needs. I didn’t realize I had a problem until someone brought to my attention. Most will never know until they see their belongings get taken away or they are stuck at a standstill with nowhere to turn. The more I find out, the more I refine my solution to the problem. I have to continue to work out the details, so it will work in my favor. “It's good to have money and the things that money can buy, but it's good, too, to check up once in a while and make sure that you haven't lost the things that money...