Sensex and Nifty Falling on Selling Pressure

The Indian stock market benchmark 30 share BSE index Sensex fell by over 191 points in opening trade on Monday, 21^st Nov 2011, because of worries about the slowing economic growth in Indian economy and sluggish policy initiatives at different levels and sectors, ailing airline industry as well as uncertainty over the euro zone debt crisis has resulted into lack of confidence in investors in stock markets.

Get Out of Debt Trap

One often takes the route of debt to satisfy his/her needs when the needs are beyond his/her financial capacity. At that point of time s/he feels blessed but if this is not managed properly, this blessing turns out to be a curse and then s/he feels cheated and finds her/him caught in a trap of debts.

Various Forms of Debt

There are so many kinds of debt available in the market; formal as well as informal. You can borrow in such ways:

Credit Cards: These are the most risky debt available in the market. The cost of credit card loans ranges between 35%- 50% per annum. Use only when it is necessary.