books about: debt     books:       Orphaned at 39: A Story of Parents, Aging and a Debt Repaid21 reviews Jonathon David Eide 1st Books Library, 2001 Makes you think I just loved reading Orphaned at 39. It made me think about my parents evolving health situation. Their health is steadily changing, mostly in a negative way, as they age. In the coming years, what will that mean for them? And what will that mean for me? This marvelous book helped me to answer many of the questions that adult children will face as their parents become aged and require some ...             The Total Money Makeover: A Proven Plan for Financial Fitness18 reviews Dave Ramsey Thomas Nelson, 2007 A sure-fire way for couples to get on the "same page"! Dave Ramsey presents a plan to get out of debt and build wealth in such a simple, logical (and entertaining) way that I can't imagine anyone forsaking his advice. My husband and I listened to his audio book while driving from Indiana to Tennessee this past weekend. From the moment the audio book ended we started planning with excitement how to reach our goals using TMMO. In fact, we would stop ...             Perfect Business: How To Make A Million From Home With No Payroll No Debts No: How To Make A Million From ...23 reviews Michael Leboeuf Sound Ideas, 1996 Probably his best book, synthesizes a lot of material Some of his earlier books were a little light, but this one is excellent and I highly recommend your reading it. My copy is heavily underlined. He covers a lot of territory and synthesizes this material down to essential points. The book is interesting to read. You might want to also read "Getting Business to Come to You" by Paul Edwards, Sarah Edwards, Laura Clampitt Douglas, Laura Clampitt. ...             Web of Debt: The Shocking Truth About Our Money System -- The Sleight of Hand That Has Trapped Us in Debt and ...59 reviews Ellen Hodgson Brown Third Millennium Press, 2007 It's painfully simple to understand I never knew how money was made, but now it's crystal clear both how it's made and why we're never taught this in school. We've all been duped and this is undoubtedly the biggest crime in history - yes it is! Want to know how we can reclaim our freedom? Buy this book and study it, then share about it far and wide. May the farce be over soon and may we all live free from the shackles of debt.             Debt-Proof Living: The Complete Guide to Living Financially Free132 reviews Mary Hunt DPL Press, Inc, 2000 Easy to read, easy to follow, easy to succeed This is a great book. I found it very easy to read. Mary speaks from personal experience and it's like have a close friend right there with you in the trenches. We've begun to implement her plan and I can already see a difference in our monthly expenses. It's not an instant fix, but then we didn't get in this financial hole in a day either. Steady progress without any steps backwards, that's ...             The debt-free & prosperous living basic course21 reviews John Cummuta Marketline Press, 1994 A Great Resource! Are you mired in debt and looking for a way out? Does your financial situation look bleak? If so, fret no more. Pick up a copy of DEBT-FREE & PROSPEROUS LIVING: BASIC COURSE by John Cummuta and let your financial wellness commence! This is an awesome resource in helping you devise a plan to become totally debt free. Free from steep credit card balances. Free from the monthly constraints of ...             BestCredit: How to Win the Credit Game, 2nd Edition48 reviews Dana Neal Paladin Press, 2006 Be your own Buffy the Bad Credit Slayer: Bold & Fearless! Okay. You can safely stop browsing herewith. Dana's book is IT, the last word on credit repair. How I wish I'd bought this book first before wasting my time and money on several other thouroughly crazymaking, unhelpful titles. Not only is this book chock-a-block with unique and truly invaluable information, but author Dana Neal's witty style makes what might otherwise be a tough technical ...             The Four Laws of Debt Free Prosperity18 reviews Charles Coonradt Blaine Harris Chequemate International, 1996 Best of many This should be required reading in every high school. If you can't learn to manage your money from this book, you don't really want to. It makes it so simple. This is the second time I've bought this book because I sent the first one to someone I thought needed it. Now I am trying to get my son to take control of his finances and can't think of a better way for him to learn the rules.             Cheapskate Monthly Money Makeover (Debt-Proof Living)17 reviews Mary E. Hunt St. Martin's Paperbacks, 1995 If you're broke or having money problems, buy this book now! Has worrying about money or paying your bills ever kept you up at night? Me, too. Until I found this book. About 7 years ago, our family was suffering from unbelievable money problems. Depressed and confused, I decided to stop by the bookstore and browse the personal finance section. There was only one problem. I didn't have twenty or thirty dollars to buy money management advice. I decided ...             Distressed Debt Analysis: Strategies for Speculative Investors12 reviews Stephen G. Moyer J. Ross Publishing, 2004 Great & Comprehensive Practical Review Unlike many academic books, this is a practical analysis of distressed debt, the bankruptcy process, and all the related financial, accounting and valuation issues that arise in this context. It is well written and well organized. Some other books on the topic go into significantly more detail in esoteric issues; however this book is a must for a grounded detailed understanding of the topic. ...             Currency of Hope8 reviews Debtors Anonymous General Service Board of Trustees, Inc., 1999 A glimpse of hope and reassurance Mostly a collection of stories from members of Debtors Anonymous. What I like is how there are many stories that I can relate to. And from those you see that many others have gone through financial trials a tribulations and survived through adoption of DA principles. It's not a reference for how to get out of debting problems, but it provides a sense of hope that there is a way out.             Give Me Back My Credit!9 reviews Denise Richardson Infinity Publishing, 2006 THE IWO JIMA AGAINST CORPORATE GIANTS Author Denise Richardson and I decided to exchange our literary works. I sent her my novel "The Kids on the Block," and Denise sent me hers; "Give Me Back My Credit." Even though "The Kids on the Block has some sad parts, for the most part it is humorous and hilariously funny. Denise's true story is, on the other hand, tragic, nightmarish and bloodcurdling to say the least. I do not expect ...             Life or Debt8 reviews Ballantine Books, 2005 Buy this Wonderful Book Today!!! I recieved an advance copy of this wonderful book from the author. I have to say that reading this book is like having a close friend come over to your house and share the financial facts of your life. Stacy Johnson really knows his stuff. His experience on finances is second to none. This book provides an amazing "Blue Print" on getting your financial house in order. Freeing yourself from debt ...             Let's Get Financial Savvy! From Debt-Free to Investing With Ease12 reviews Dr. Lois Center-Shabazz CenNet Systems, 2002 Straightforward guide to both personal finance and investing I have ordered and have read quite a wide variety of personal finance books and investment books over the last 6-8 months. I am pleased to say that Let's get Financial Savvy is not just a neat title. The book blends the topics of personal finance and investment in an easy to read personal style. Your real life experience makes for inspirational reading too. It covers the fundamentals of both ...             Little Dorrit9 reviews Packard Technologies, 2004 My favorite Dickens novel I disagree with those who say this was not one of Dickens's best novels; on the contrary, I feel it is one of his very best. I believe many critics and those who study Dickens would agree. I had a difficult time getting into the book after the initial few chapters but was richly rewarded as I continued on. The length of the book is quite intimidating; however, it is well worth the effort to ...             How to Get Out of Debt: Get an a Credit Rating for Free Using the System I've Used Successfully With ...8 reviews Harrine Freeman Adept Publishers, 2006 Got Debt? Get This... Will that be cash, check or charge? We have all heard those words as we step to the cashier. But how many of us pay cash for everything? Not many seeing that over 30 million Americans are in debt. Freeman has written an easy to follow guide to becoming debt-free and getting an "A+" credit score. The chapters discuss everything you need to turn your credit situation around. How to ...             The Credit Secrets Bible8 reviews Alliance Publishing Corporation Alliance Publishing Corporation, 2007 The Credit Secrets Bible helped me raise my score 90 points in a little over a month I was able to raise my credit score by about 90 points in a little over a month and now I'm getting credit card offers in the mail again. The Credit Secrets Bible is by far the best credit repair resource I have seen. I tried paying someone to do it once and ended up paying all kinds of hidden fees and my score never increased one bit!             Money Sucks! Money Strategies for Real Life8 reviews Miryam Gordon Green Elms Press, 2008 Money doesn't suck when you know how to handle it, and "Money Sucks" shows you how. "Money Sucks" is full of straightforward, practical tips for the financially clueless. While many older adults could learn from these financial tips - I didn't know I should be careful about giving my birthdate out to inquiring minds - the book is especially helpful for younger adults. Even 16-year-olds have checking accounts, debit cards, and borrow money from their parents for cars, ...             The Debt Threat : How Debt Is Destroying the Developing World9 reviews Noreena Hertz, 2005 Very sensible propositions Noreena Hertz's basic principle is that the rights of creditors do not stand above fundamental human rights. Debt repayments should not be imposed on governments when they could put in danger a minimum level of food, health care, clothing, water, education and housing for the entire population. But as US president Calvin Coolidge said to the English delegation after WWI: 'We lent you money. ...             Degunking Your Personal Finances: Free yourself of financial burdens starting TODAY!8 reviews Shannon Plate Paraglyph Press, 2005 Great for getting your financial life in order... Getting into financial difficulties is far too easy in today's society, and getting out is a struggle. Shannon Plate has written a book that will greatly aid you in the process of getting your financial house in order... Degunking Your Personal Finances (Paraglyph Press). Contents: Why Are My Finances All Gunked Up?; Where Do I Start Degunking My Finances?; Organizing Your Financial Life; ...              search for books analysis, bestcredit, business, cheapskate, complete, currency, debt-free, debt-proof, degunking, destroying, developing, distressed, employee, finances, financial, financially, headaches, investing, investors, makeover, orphaned, personal, prosperity, prosperous, speculative, starting, strategies, successfully, thousands, yourself books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen VHS: Maisy: Count With Maisy we recommend Easy to read, easy to follow, easy to succeed leave a comment home  impressum - about us