Divorce Your Debt was written to help the reader identify the key areas and situations in his or her life that represents bondage and debt. As individuals, we find ourselves getting involved in toxic relationships with people, things, bad habits, and our past experiences. After a while, we tend to become unconsciously “married” to these toxic relationships. Divorce Your Debt is a spiritual, emotional, lifestyle, and financial (SELF) toxicology test. It will allow you to examine yourself and the unconscious toxic relationships you have formed in each of the four major areas of SELF. Divorce Your Debt is a guide to wholeness. It’s a declaration of independence and a decree to become free from “every weight that so easily besets us.” It’s a conscious choice to become liberated from the chains, bondage, and traps of the enemy. We all need to divorce or rid ourselves of something in our lives, so we can truly follow God’s will and please the Master. Divorce Your Debt will guide you from debt to deliverance so you can set your SELF free!

An exhaustive investor handbook presenting the first rigorous framework to value gold and understand gold attributes in an asset allocation. It also offers a unique perspective by taking a non-US centric view on gold investing. Contrary to popular beliefs, the US government is prone to default. Indeed, it has already defaulted in the past century (1934, 1971), incurring large losses on the back of non-residents. It is very likely it will continue to do so, and for non-US residents, holding gold is a low-cost insurance to holding US Treasuries.

Praise for Author’s Last Book:
“Confessions of a Credit Junkie is presented in a conversational tone, without confusion, techno-speak complexity or excessive industry jargon. The book breaks through delusion and naiveté and can, given a chance, inspire even the most wide-eyed spender to avoid the pit of debt that snared Harzog and so very many others.
–Creditcardinsider.com

If you’re in credit-card debt and you’re tired of being told that all you need to do is give up your daily latte–and cut up all your credit cards–this is the book for you.

Former credit junkie Beverly Harzog racked up thousands of dollars in credit-card debt during a decade of overspending. When she decided she wanted to break free from debt, she found that conventional advice about personal finance didn’t work for her.

So, Beverly created her own unique debt escape plan and succeeded in paying off more than $20,000 in credit card debt in two years.

In The Debt Escape Plan, you’ll find easy-to-follow advice, often laced with a touch of Southern humor, to help you conquer–and stay out of–credit-card debt.

In this much-needed book, you’ll learn:
Why a one-size-fits-all approach to credit card debt doesn’t work.
How to use the Money Personality Quiz to customize your own debt escape plan.
The nine biggest debt mistakes and how to overcome them.
Seven secrets for giving your credit score a quick boost.
how to overcome the hardships of medical bills.
How to debt-proof your future so this never happens to you again!

Europe is suffering from a bipolar economic disorder; one symptom of which is a sovereign debt crisis. The media have divided the continent into two groups of nations: center and periphery, not by geography but by credit ratings on national debt. European Debt Crisis: The Sovereign Debt Crisis – A Memorandum from the Periphery is a critical investigation of the root causes of the crisis, and the often misguided policy choices made to ‘resolve’ it.

Nobel Laureate Joseph Stiglitz addresses how regional debt contagion in Europe compares with regional financial crises elsewhere, while former Argentine Minister for Economics Roberto Lavagna provides a poignant comparative analysis with his own country’s experience. Crucially and uniquely, Portuguese, Greek, and Irish economists provide hard-hitting case studies that offer the perspective of the European ‘periphery’.

A much-needed book offering a heterodox economic perspective on the causes, symptoms, and solutions of the biggest economic issue currently facing Europe.

A trip to the underworld of debt collection, where bankers team up with ex-burglars and few rules apply

Bad Paper is a riveting exposé, a moving story of an unlikely friendship, and a gritty narrative of how scrappy entrepreneurs profit from our debts. Jake Halpern introduces us to a former banking executive and a former armed robber who become partners and go in quest of “paper”—the uncollected debts that are sold off by banks for pennies on the dollar. As Halpern shows, the world of consumer debt collection is a wild and unregulated shadowland, where operators may misrepresent a debtor’s situation, make illegal threats, and even lay claim to debts that are not theirs to collect in the first place. It is a realm of indelible individuals who possess a swagger and vocabulary that even David Mamet could not invent. Halpern follows his collectors as they intimidate competitors with weapons, manage high-pressure call centers, and scheme new ways to benefit from American’s debt-industrial complex. He also explores the history of collection agencies and reveals the human cost of a system that leaves hardworking Americans with little opportunity to retire their debts in a reasonable way. The result is a bravura work of storytelling that is also an important consciousness-raiser.

The financial crisis is destroying wealth but is also a remarkable opportunity to uncover the ways by which debt can be used to regulate the economic system. This book usesfour case studies of cooperatives to give an in-depth analysis on how they have braved the crisis and continued to generate wealth.

Is there a way to get out of debt without getting a second job or having to increase your income? Can the average Joe or Jane pay off their bills in a short period time? What about that mortgage or car payment? Could you pay those off as well? If you thought the answer was NO, you’d be wrong. The answer is a resounding YES! You may not be able to live an extravagant lifestyle for the time being and it will require some discipline but you can do it without having to cut out all of your fun and enjoyable activities. All you need is education, desire and a clear understanding of your options. That’s exactly what our new book “Debt Relief Secrets” provides you. You have probably heard the phrase, “…bad things happen to good people.” Every year there are more good people who experience bad things especially where it concerns finances. Many people find themselves trapped in a sea of debt and more aren’t sure how they even got there. We can all blame the creditors, and yes they certainly hold a big piece of the Blame Pie, but the bottom line is no one will help us unless we choose to help ourselves. For those people who do not have a complete grasp on how important it is to educate yourself about debt, don’t wait another minute! There really is no reason to live your life in constant fear of debtors. There is hope! Once you have a complete understanding of your debt you can begin to experience debt relief. Not only that but you will begin to see your debts reduce month by month. Almost before you know it, not only will your debt be eliminate but you will also find that your credit worthiness has grown tremendously. Don’t wait another minute. Grab your copy of “Debt Relief Secrets” and begin to experience your own results! You won’t believe the peace of mind you experience when you undergo the debt relief transformation!

The debt bomb is ticking. The U.S. Treasury says our national debt will hit twenty-eight trillion dollars by 2018. This means that every single day you keep your savings in paper-backed investments, the Federal Reserve destroys your money, your stocks, your savings account, your 401K. But just as the debt has more than tripled in the last decade, so have gold and gas. Gold and gas track debt more than any other assets on earth. So if the debt is doubling to $28 trillion by 2018, where do you think your money needs to be? Gold has been the greatest hedge against currency collapse the world has ever known, and gold has been the world’s wealth preserver of choice for over 5000 years.

Are your finances starting to mount? Struggling with debt? Get real life advice from consumer bankruptcy attorney Lorena Saedi, founder of a top consumer bankruptcy law firm firm and featured radio and TV consumer law and bankruptcy expert. Lorena has met with thousands of people facing almost every type of debt issue. Although some need to file for bankruptcy protection, Lorena is able to help many clients avoid bankruptcy and set-up a financial restructure plan. People struggling with debt have fewer options today because of the state of the economy: loan modifications are a disaster or unavailable for many and creditors are taking more aggressive action against consumers than in the past. You need an up-to-date guide that can help you assess options, find help, discover opportunities, and take action that works. Lorena Saedi’s “At the Debt Crossroads: Protecting Yourself From Creditors” is that guide. Lorena reveals why most “conventional wisdom” about debt and repayment of debt is just completely wrong. Whether you’ve lost a job, recently become ill, or going through a divorce, having creditor’s constant bombardment can become debilitating and wreak havoc with your ability to make good decisions. This is not a book about managing your money. There are already many great resources out there, and that’s what financial professionals are for. This book addresses what you need to do before you take any action at protecting yourself or resolving your debt with your creditors. You’ll learn: – Questions you need to ask prior to making any major decisions and meeting with professionals – What to expect through different stages of delinquency – Things you need to know ahead of time if you decide to file bankruptcy – Current options you have regarding student loan and tax repayment – Facts and time frames you need to be aware of if you do need to file for bankruptcy protection – How making the wrong decision can snowball into a financial nightmare – How waiting too long will give you less options Dealing with debt issues is never easy but this guide will give you the financial knowledge to make the best decision to rebuild your financial life.