Reduce Debt, Reduce Stress

How Americans Are Responding
To the Credit Crisis

The economy is a significant cause of stress for 80% of Americans.
Almost half now overeat or eat unhealthy foods to manage stress.
Four in ten say their health is affected by their financial problems.
One in three is losing sleep over the economy and personal financial concerns.
One in four worry about being able to make monthly payments.
One in four people with high levels of debt suffer from severe depression, and 29% suffer from severe anxiety.
Almost one in four skipped a meal in the last month because of stress.
Almost one in five drink alcohol to manage stress.

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Welcome! Please turn the volume up on your speakers, hit the play button, and hear a brief welcome from co-author Gerri Detweiler. Gerri Detweiler When it comes to reducing debt, there are no one-size-fits-all solutions! But there ARE solutions, and Reduce Debt, Reduce Stress will help you decide which ones are right for you ... then, we’ll help you take action, avoiding the traps that keep many people in debt. Free Updates! Whether or not you decide to get Reduce Debt, Reduce Stress, be sure to sign up for our free Ezine so you’ll receive our latest updates on debt-busting tools. We won’t sell or rent your personal information, and you can unsubscribe at any time. To listen to Gerri's interview on CUNA.org Click here Credit Union National Association	Reduce Debt, Reduce Stress Too many Americans are facing unprecedented credit and financial problems, often for reasons beyond their control. If you’re one of them, you may be cringing when the phone rings or the mail arrives. Maybe you're losing sleep, having trouble concentrating at work, snapping at family members, or experiencing many of the myriad emotional and physical symptoms that go hand in hand with money troubles. We’re here to help! Our new book, Reduce Debt, Reduce Stress will make it easy for you to choose your best options for getting out of debt and staying out of debt. It shares our simple and effective "Debt Triage" strategies, which are based on our combined sixty years of experience helping people meet financial challenges. Our goal with Reduce Debt, Reduce Stress is to give you step-by-step, objective advice for navigating these tough times. You’ll learn: How to figure out today whether you can conquer your debt on the money you bring in, or if you need to see a "specialist." Links to reputable experts are built right into the book. How to stop the bleeding as quickly as possible. What the pros and cons are of the most popular debt reduction options - so you can decide realistically if they will work for you. Which debt busting programs will affect your credit the least and which are scams. How new social lending websites can cut your interest rates in half or more. The best – and worst – ways to use your retirement money to pay debt. (Please read this before you tap your retirement plan to pay debts!) Why the critics are wrong about debt settlement. The biggest mistake most people make when it comes to bankruptcy. And much more – including success stories from people from all walks of life who have paid off as much as $200,000 in credit card debt!
We look forward to helping you Reduce your Debt, and Reduce your Stress! Gerri, Nancy, and Marc Gerri Detweiler Nancy Castleman Marc Eisenson

Available as
An ebook:
$14.95

"I'm happy to recommend a new book full of detailed advice on solving credit problems, Reduce Debt, Reduce Stress ... by ... three smart folks ... The book is written in a simple, easy-to digest tone ..."
— Elizabeth Razzi, Columnist:
The Washington Post

Gerri, I've always sensed in the quality of your work a profound commitment, closer to a vocation. I read the ebook — that chart on debt triage alone is a graphic stroke of genius ... Thank you so much.
— Barbara Bedway

The book Reduce Debt Reduce Stress is a must needed book for our economic times. The book gives real life solutions for helping families with their debt. This book really can give hope to people who are struggling with debt. This e-book should be kept on ones computer for reference. Having so many references to web sites available in the book is helpful for additional resources. In my practice as a CFP® I refer to this book often as I help my clients deal with their financial problems.
— Ken Brenden, CFP®

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