Life & Debt is not your typical “get debt free” book. It’s about learning to love and embrace your debt because in today’s world, it is practically impossible to be debt free. Life & Debt is not about teaching life without debt, or to be free of debt, but learning to live with debt and embracing it to the extent that you manage it and take on debt that makes sense for your life. The key lesson from the book is learning to love your debt is one of the first steps of being able to properly manage it. For anyone who wants to live their life with debt happily – college students, grads, parents, grandparents, and those on fixed incomes, business owners and heads of households – the concepts can be fit into any lifestyle on different levels from basic income to complicated budgets. Also suitable for people going through life transitions (marriage, divorce, widow, retirement), as well as most of the middle class who are struggling to keep up with the Joneses.

How to Get Out of Debt

Quickly eliminate your debt forever!

Power down your debt by following proven simple Biblical principles. Learn how to:

Create Your Own Personal Financial Statement(PFS) and Find Your NET Worth

Finances do not need to be so complex. I show you what makes up a Personal Financial Statement and how to read it. What a great and not so great financial statement looks like. You will learn what your true NET worth is and how “getting rich” is really a simple matter of changing a negative to a positive or “greater than” to a “less than”.

Increase Your Income and Learn What the Bible Says About Income

That means digging into the different types of income. I show you what retirement really means and that it is definitely possible to retire young and retire rich. Also, what the Bible says about being rich. Learn how to get started with new investments such as real estate or buying an existing business. I show you some simple checks and balances for reviewing a business before you buy it.

Analyze Your Expenses and Eliminate Unnecessary Expenses

Using your Personal Financial Statement/NET Worth Calculator (* Bonus (no-cost) download from my website) you will see the expenses that you can eliminate that will help you get out of debt quickly. I show you the difference between a good debt and a bad debt and why not all debt is bad.

Get Out of Debt Using My KO Debt Plan

Learn how to knock out(KO) your debt one at a time. Your goal should be to live debt-free and with my KO Debt Plan you can achieve that at an accelerated pace. I show you specific examples of the simple process of removing your debt. In addition I will show you:

• What your financial action plan should look like
• Why you should tithe
• How much money you should tithe
• How much house you can really afford and why you shouldn’t rely soley on real estate agents and bankers.

Note: These principles are based on what it says in the Bible. Regardless, if you are “religious” or not you can benefit from applying these methods. I am not interested in preaching to you but I am excited to share what I have learned and the freedom that comes along with being debt-free.

About The Author
If you know me, you know that my mind never rests. I like to get things done. I like to try new things. And most of all, I like to succeed. While success may mean different things to different people we can all agree that winning is always better than losing. My desire for you is to minimize the times you lose.

My investments include businesses, real estate and stocks. I strive to help others maximize their time and succeed financially as well as personally. I hate bad debt! Also, I love to write and actively cover financial, business (marketing, social media & blogging) and lifestyle topics on my blog (http://5minaday.com)

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Practical paralegal text that covers the basics of bankruptcy practice, debt creation, secured transactions, the law of liens, and debt collection practices.

Features of The ABCs of Debt:

Completely up-to-date coverage of both bankruptcy law and the related topics of debt creation, debt collection, and the discharge or reorganization of debt in bankruptcy. Debt creation and debt collection are covered in detail before addressing bankruptcy, putting the entire debtor/creditor relationship into a broader, more realistic context. Bankruptcy law is presented in a clear, readable format that focuses on the main concepts rather than the minutia of the law. The bankruptcy process is addressed sequentially, as it arises in actual cases, rather than piecemeal. Not only teaches students about the law but also how to apply the law. By stressing the how-to of debtor/creditor law, this text provides the student that critical bridge between simply knowing about a subject and being able to function as a paralegal in the office where debtor-creditor work is done.In addition to examples and forms, Parsons uses realistic case studies to enable students to apply the knowledge and skills they are learning. Forms for use with these case studies included on a CD with the book. The text provides a step-by-step instruction for completing a bankruptcy petition and the challenging OBF 22A for the Chapter 7 means test and OBF 22C for the Chapter 13 determination of commitment period and projected disposable income. Helpful pedagogy includes: Forms and illustrations Examples Case excerpts and summaries Learn-by-doing exercises Problems/Hypotheticals Ethical queries Key terms/marginal definitions Review questions

With a hands-on approach that includes case studies and learn-by-doing exercises, this new text builds a critical bridge between simply understanding bankruptcy concepts and employing them confidently, like an experienced paralegal. Broad coverage includes basic bankruptcy, debt creation, secured transactions, the law of liens, and debt collection.

Practical, accessible, and timely, The ABCs of Debt features:

Learning-by-doing exercises, problems, and hypotheticals that bring a strong hands-on, skill-building component to any study of bankruptcy law Broad yet succinct coverage of basic bankruptcy and related topics, such as debt creation, debt collection, and the discharge or reorganization of debt in bankruptcy A clear, readable format that facilitates understanding Realistic case studies that encourage students to apply new concepts Examples throughout the text that make abstract principles concrete Case excerpts and summaries that link theory to doctrine Thought-provoking ethical queries that raise issues arising in practice Key terms and review questions in every chapter that aid study and review

Product Features

• Used Book in Good Condition