Success StoriesWe Would Love to Hear from You
In Reduce Debt, Reduce Stress we share success stories of people from all walks of life who have found a way to take control of their debt. You’ll read about:
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Charlotte, a self-employed entrepreneur whose husband is a disabled veteran. With two mortgages and credit card debt, she wasn’t making any progress financially, until she found a simple (and free) way to motivate herself to conquer her debt;
• How Rick used an inexpensive but powerful computer program to turn $45,000 in credit card debt into zero debt and $100,000 in savings!
• The popular social lending service Eileen used to cut her credit card interest rates nearly in half, giving her the breathing room she needed to finally pay them off.
• How Curtis was drowning in $45,000 of debt from student loans and credit cards. Not only did he pay off his debt, but he created an award-winning website to help others do the same.
• The all-too-common story of how the stress of credit card debt (totaling $40,000) cost Matt his marriage. But with the help of a counseling agency he’s now on the path to debt-free living and has a new perspective on money - and his life.
• Darryl, who found himself with $200,000 in credit card debt. Drastic measures were in order if he wanted to avoid bankruptcy. So using a sometimes controversial method for tackling his debt, he was able to pay it all off in two years.
• Russell was living the high life as a successful restaurant owner in Los Angeles when his world came crashing in around him. He shares how he survived bankruptcy, and rebuilt both this credit and his career.
• Why hitting the jackpot two times in one night at a casino turned out to be the worst thing that could have happened to Nancy. Those wins fueled a gambling addiction that left her nearly penniless. But she survived, and thrived, and now lives the life of her dreams in a beautiful home she was able to buy herself.
• How Rich happened to catch a television program featuring a popular personal finance expert when he was $65,000 in debt. His first step was sharing the numbers with his wife Jana, who had no idea how much they owed. But, together, they paid off all their debt and weathered a tremendous storm (literally), and emerged even stronger.
• Karen, who was secretly a financial wreck, despite her outward success. Things reached a turning point when she received an eviction notice and realized she could soon be homeless. Not only did she rebuild her financial life, she’s helped hundreds of other people do the same.
None of the people featured in this book won the lottery or struck it rich. And they all used different methods to tackle their debt. That’s one of the key points we stress in Reduce Debt, Reduce Stress — one size does not fit all. Our goal is to help you find a method that works for you.
Have you found a way to reduce your debt and financial stress? We'd love to hear from you!
We Would Love to Hear from You
• Charlotte, a self-employed entrepreneur whose husband is a disabled veteran. With two mortgages and credit card debt, she wasn’t making any progress financially, until she found a simple (and free) way to motivate herself to conquer her debt;
• How Rick used an inexpensive but powerful computer program to turn $45,000 in credit card debt into zero debt and $100,000 in savings!
• The popular social lending service Eileen used to cut her credit card interest rates nearly in half, giving her the breathing room she needed to finally pay them off.
• How Curtis was drowning in $45,000 of debt from student loans and credit cards. Not only did he pay off his debt, but he created an award-winning website to help others do the same.
• The all-too-common story of how the stress of credit card debt (totaling $40,000) cost Matt his marriage. But with the help of a counseling agency he’s now on the path to debt-free living and has a new perspective on money - and his life.
• Darryl, who found himself with $200,000 in credit card debt. Drastic measures were in order if he wanted to avoid bankruptcy. So using a sometimes controversial method for tackling his debt, he was able to pay it all off in two years.
• Russell was living the high life as a successful restaurant owner in Los Angeles when his world came crashing in around him. He shares how he survived bankruptcy, and rebuilt both this credit and his career.
• Why hitting the jackpot two times in one night at a casino turned out to be the worst thing that could have happened to Nancy. Those wins fueled a gambling addiction that left her nearly penniless. But she survived, and thrived, and now lives the life of her dreams in a beautiful home she was able to buy herself.
• How Rich happened to catch a television program featuring a popular personal finance expert when he was $65,000 in debt. His first step was sharing the numbers with his wife Jana, who had no idea how much they owed. But, together, they paid off all their debt and weathered a tremendous storm (literally), and emerged even stronger.
• Karen, who was secretly a financial wreck, despite her outward success. Things reached a turning point when she received an eviction notice and realized she could soon be homeless. Not only did she rebuild her financial life, she’s helped hundreds of other people do the same.
None of the people featured in this book won the lottery or struck it rich. And they all used different methods to tackle their debt. That’s one of the key points we stress in Reduce Debt, Reduce Stress — one size does not fit all. Our goal is to help you find a method that works for you.
Have you found a way to reduce your debt and financial stress? We'd love to hear from you!
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"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.
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.
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