Posted on
November 20, 2009
at
12:59 am
do you guys have any recommendations on books on debt reduction? i am trying to do it my way and while i realize that the internet is a vast search engine, most of the information i find are not very reliable
Posted on
November 20, 2009
at
1:08 am
Among some of the books on debt reduction I've read, I can say that "
Solve Your Money Troubles" published by the Nolo group is very helpful and interesting. Everything was explained thoroughly in plain-sounding English instead of legalese. I highly recommend this book if you want to enrich your financial vocabulary.
Posted on
November 20, 2009
at
1:30 am
Don't Suze Orman and Dave Ramsey also have books on debt reduction? I think I learn enough from what I see on TV and the internet. But that's just me.
Posted on
November 20, 2009
at
1:35 am
Yes, Sarah, but for the most part, these authors' books on debt reduction offer more in-depth solutions to consumer's problems. I also personally think that keeping a personal reference on these topics can be helpful in the long run, especially if they also include feasible plans on how to stay out of debt in the long run.
Posted on
November 20, 2009
at
1:43 am
how about the books on debt reduction by John Commuta and Kevin Trudeau?
Posted on
November 20, 2009
at
4:23 am
Hi, books on debt reduction and doing it yourself may save you some money, but it also might rob you off the best reduction offers. Why not try consulting with a debt expert first and find out if hiring the services of a debt relief agency would appeal to you too.Don't worry about fees - initial consultations are usually free of charge. Incidentally, destroydebt.com is offering such a free service. Just fill out a form.
Posted on
November 22, 2009
at
10:04 pm
How can books on debt reduction rob me of the best debt reduction offers? Don't the debt experts get these in the books in the first place?
