The Get Out of Debt Workbook: Practical Strategies to Quickly Pay Off Debt, How to Stay Out of Debt, Save Money & Achieve Financial Success
Business & Finance, Personal Finance, Budgeting, Finance & Investing
| Author: | Richard Carroll | ISBN: | 9781507012697 |
| Publisher: | Richard Carroll | Publication: | February 3, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Richard Carroll |
| ISBN: | 9781507012697 |
| Publisher: | Richard Carroll |
| Publication: | February 3, 2015 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
"The Get Out Of Debt Workbook: Practical Strategies To Quickly Pay Off Debt, How To Stay Out Of Debt, Save Money & Achieve Financial Success". Read on your PC, Mac, smart phone, tablet
This book contains proven steps and strategies on how to improve your financial management by paying your debts and staying debt-free. Spending a loan is quicker than paying them. You will spend all of it in weeks, days, or just hours while it takes years for you to completely get rid of your debts. Some think that delaying the full payment of their debts is advantageous but in reality, it isn’t. Poor debt management affects your life in ways you can’t imagine – from your car purchase to setting up a business. Depending on the severity of debts, certain measures may be done to get rid of them.
This book contains more than just debt payment strategies. It also provides tips on how to cut your expenses and increase your income. Getting out of debts combined with good practices of money-saving and money-generating techniques, you are sure to achieve financial success.
Here Is A Preview Of What You'll Learn...
Effects and Causes of Poor Debt Management
Steps on Debt Elimination
Debt Payment Strategies
Money-Saving Tips
Starting Again as Debt-free
Much, much more!
Effects and Causes of Poor Debt Management
You can overcome a huge amount of debts. In return, you will lose a lot of your resources – time and money. Why time? If you pay just the minimum amount for each payment date, it will take years before you can pay your debts and accumulated interest payments completely. More money is lost in the interests than in the principal amount of the debts.
So why pay if you’re going to lose money anyway? Basically, debt payment is a moral obligation. Aside from that, you have to pay your debts to avoid more financial problems; two of which are having a bad credit rating and a huge blot on your credit history. These will affect you in so many ways such as:
Credit card applications; Loan applications (startup loans for your business, mortgage, home equity, auto loans, etc.); Insurance applications; House search and purchase/apartment search and rental; Car purchase; Phone contracts; Utilities; Job search.
For the first five you can expect unfavorable deals as well as difficulty in applications. Banks, lending companies, financial institutions, insurance companies, landlords, real estate agents, car companies, and phone companies will weigh the risks first by looking at your credit rating and credit history. As businessmen, it is in their nature to assure that they will gain something out of the transaction. If they think you are trustworthy enough for them to invest in, they will lend you the money you need – with certain conditions. These conditions include higher interest rates, higher insurance premiums, higher rental fees, low to no discount at all, lack of freebies, and so on. Your application, rental, and purchase may not be granted as well.
In terms of utilities, denial of applications rarely happens. If it does, either you have done some serious violations or the company thinks you can’t handle the bills. Having low credit rating will not usually lead to denial of application; it will only cost you security deposits.
"The Get Out Of Debt Workbook: Practical Strategies To Quickly Pay Off Debt, How To Stay Out Of Debt, Save Money & Achieve Financial Success". Read on your PC, Mac, smart phone, tablet
This book contains proven steps and strategies on how to improve your financial management by paying your debts and staying debt-free. Spending a loan is quicker than paying them. You will spend all of it in weeks, days, or just hours while it takes years for you to completely get rid of your debts. Some think that delaying the full payment of their debts is advantageous but in reality, it isn’t. Poor debt management affects your life in ways you can’t imagine – from your car purchase to setting up a business. Depending on the severity of debts, certain measures may be done to get rid of them.
This book contains more than just debt payment strategies. It also provides tips on how to cut your expenses and increase your income. Getting out of debts combined with good practices of money-saving and money-generating techniques, you are sure to achieve financial success.
Here Is A Preview Of What You'll Learn...
Effects and Causes of Poor Debt Management
Steps on Debt Elimination
Debt Payment Strategies
Money-Saving Tips
Starting Again as Debt-free
Much, much more!
Effects and Causes of Poor Debt Management
You can overcome a huge amount of debts. In return, you will lose a lot of your resources – time and money. Why time? If you pay just the minimum amount for each payment date, it will take years before you can pay your debts and accumulated interest payments completely. More money is lost in the interests than in the principal amount of the debts.
So why pay if you’re going to lose money anyway? Basically, debt payment is a moral obligation. Aside from that, you have to pay your debts to avoid more financial problems; two of which are having a bad credit rating and a huge blot on your credit history. These will affect you in so many ways such as:
Credit card applications; Loan applications (startup loans for your business, mortgage, home equity, auto loans, etc.); Insurance applications; House search and purchase/apartment search and rental; Car purchase; Phone contracts; Utilities; Job search.
For the first five you can expect unfavorable deals as well as difficulty in applications. Banks, lending companies, financial institutions, insurance companies, landlords, real estate agents, car companies, and phone companies will weigh the risks first by looking at your credit rating and credit history. As businessmen, it is in their nature to assure that they will gain something out of the transaction. If they think you are trustworthy enough for them to invest in, they will lend you the money you need – with certain conditions. These conditions include higher interest rates, higher insurance premiums, higher rental fees, low to no discount at all, lack of freebies, and so on. Your application, rental, and purchase may not be granted as well.
In terms of utilities, denial of applications rarely happens. If it does, either you have done some serious violations or the company thinks you can’t handle the bills. Having low credit rating will not usually lead to denial of application; it will only cost you security deposits.
