Lawyer Mark Silverthorn describes how some Canadians pay more than 100 percent of monies owing to creditors using credit counseling

Lawyer Mark Silverthorn describes how some Canadians pay more than 100 percent of monies owing to creditors using credit counselling

Too many doctors are carrying perpetual debt and giving away a large chunk of each paycheck as interest to the bank. The Doctors Guide to Eliminating Debt can show you how to pay off debt faster than you imagined—including your house.

Being in debt is not a default condition. Understand the real cost and that it’s not too late to change the course of your financial life. Being debt-free is empowering, liberating, and invigorating, but most doctors don’t realize they can do it without significant sacrifice.

If you are feeling trapped by your financial obligations, realize there is a way out. In this book, you’ll find what you need to know to:

–Choose the best path if you are drowning in debt
–Recognize biased financial advice
–Pay off student loans and your house—faster than you expected
–Balance spending, loan repayment, and investing
–Make compound interest work for you, instead of against you
–Retire sooner than you expected

This second book in The Doctors Guide series shows you how to establish control of your money—and ultimately your life.

So much has changed…and yet, so much is exactly the same. Debt-Free Living has sold more than 300,000 copies in the two decades since Larry Burkett first laid down the challenge to live debt-free lives. And now, on the heels of the debt-fueled debacle that was 2008-2009, we need this message now more than ever.

With people’s credit, mortgages, car payments, salaries, commissions, and bills fluctuating daily, Debt-Free Living has never looked more attractive. This bestselling book has been updated and revised to reflect today’s realities alongside timeless biblical truth. Learn about the origin of most financial troubles and break out of the debt cycle. Debt-Free Living is a necessary resource to battle the ever-present temptation and trappings of more and more debt that keep weighing you down.