Sally was drowning in debt, the type of debt with no way out. Her naivety and kind nature had led to her being taken advantage of at every turn.

The lawyer for the card company added to her debt before pursuing her. He had his own secrets and issues, but he made her heart race and her body respond. Should she choose him, or his bitter rival, a complex and fascinating man who’d take great delight in breaking up her burgeoning romance, convincing Sally he was the better man?

She had to learn the hard way that rich men are ruthless; play in their world at your own risk. Sometimes, when your back’s against the wall, being a good girl is a luxury.

Which one is a knight in shining armor and which one is the devil incarnate?

Take steps to manage and eliminate your debt in our changed U.S. economy, in which everyone has been affected and will be for years to come. This handy guide is an easy reference to many facets of credit and debt that directly affect your quality of life. Bad credit, just starting to build your credit or even good credit, know which steps to take and those not to take.

Today’s families are suffering from two major calamities–major debt and severe health issues. Too often people decide they have to choose between eating well and paying bills. Our fast-paced lifestyles lend us to eating on the go, majorly at fast-food restaurants. With each day, month and passing year, our pants grow larger and our wallet gets smaller. In this thought-provoking book, Jessica Cassidy chooses to target the reader’s debt to alleviate the obstacles that often stand in the way of eating healthy and taking charge of one’s health. “Eating Your Way Out of Debt” teaches you how to: *navigate a grocery store, *create delicious meals for pennies on the dollar *Implement time management to keep you ahead on those busy nights where cooking seems like a chore. This book will challenge your way of how you have cooked and prepared meals for your families for years and will ignite a passion of becoming more sustainable and self-reliant.

Are you tired of living your life loaded to the brim with debt? Do you look at your mortgage, credit card payments and other bills with a deep sense of frustration and hopelessness?

Believe it or not, but millions of people each day suffer unnecessarily with debt when they could actually be much more free if they were just willing to take the steps necessary to break the bonds of debt. The problem is that while the world is loaded to the brim with debt, we often don’t have access to the solutions that will free us.

Here Is A Preview Of What You’ll Learn…
What it will be look like lifestyle without debt?How to do budget like A BossLower the RatesAggressive strategies for debt eliminationWith Debt Free Forever, you will learn valuable methods of getting out of debt, you’ll learn how to have iron-clad discipline and live the life that you’ve always dreamed of living!

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Considering debt settlement? Negotiate and Settle Your Debts guides you to an extremely inexpensive way to do your own negotiating and settling of credit card debt.

ALSO INCLUDED ARE WHAT THE BANKS ARE ACCEPTING AS SETTLEMENTS AS OF DECEMBER 2012.

Save thousands of dollars and improve the quality of your life with this very informative gem of a book. Contents are sample Debt Settlement letters , Instructions on the timelines, How and when to start negotiating with your creditors, What happens each month you go late, Credit Repair Letters, Information about the Statute of Limitations and FDCPA, Information about the IRS Debt Forgiveness laws including Insolvency. Recent debt settlement letters of the authors from Bank of America for 20 cents on the dollar show that the strategies in this book really work.
These are easy to follow steps, which allow you to take back control of your financial future. Take action on your credit card debt today and discover the secrets the debt settlement companies and banks don’t want you to know!

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How ANY student–including YOU!–can win scholarships and earn free money for college!

On the first day of high school, Kristina Ellis’s mom–a single, working mother who lost her husband to cancer–informed her that she could not financially support her after graduation. Kristina would need to find her own way to pay for college.

As an average student with less-than-impressive test scores, Kristina realized she would have to sell herself to scholarship committees if she wanted to stand out. That’s when she devised the plan that led to her receiving over $500,000 in scholarships–enough to pay for her full education at a top- 20 university, all the way through her doctoral degree, and make her dreams come true.

How she made it happen–and how you can too!–is the focus of this book. In Confessions of a Scholarship Winner, Kristina shares not just her little-known secrets for scholarship success but her incredibly inspiring story.

Together, you’ll explore how to:
Find the best scholarships for you Uncover the secrets behind paying for college Make a great impression in a scholarship interview Overcome the personal obstacles that stand in your way Craft a strategy that highlights your strengths, no matter your challenges or your financial status
You don’t have to be a star athlete, a top student, or a recognized leader to live your dreams! Here are the tools you need to catch a vision for your future and make your dreams a reality!

Endorsements

“Kristina Ellis’s story is absolutely inspiring. And the ‘insider’ information she presents in this book is just as motivating. If you’re looking for great ideas and easy-to-follow advice from somebody who has already blazed the scholarship trail, Kristina Ellis is the choice. Confessions of a Scholarship Winner is the only book you’ll need for creating your own path to success.”
–Curt Jones, Founder CEO, Dippin’ Dots Ice Cream

“I wish I had been given a copy of this book in high school– what an incredible resource for young people! Now everyone will understand that going to college really doesn’t have to leave you or your family in debt for years. Students and parents alike need to read Confessions of a Scholarship Winner!
–Brenna Mader, Miss Tennessee USA

“Confessions of a Scholarship Winner is a fantastic resource for anyone who wants to learn more about the college financial-aid and scholarship process for attending a college or university. Kristina’s personal story is both compelling and accessible, and her clear, thoughtful writing helps makes this an indispensable resource for the college-bound student.”
–Dr. Thomas Burns, Provost, Belmont University

“I love this easy-to-follow guide for finding and winning scholarships. Confessions of a Scholarship Winner is packed with information, yet it is presented so well that it’s not intimidating. It’s a fast read and easy to implement. Homeschool.com highly recommends it.”
–Rebecca Kochenderfer, Senior Editor and Co-Founder, Homeschool.com, Inc.

Laura Newland’s generation has worked the hardest to gain admission to elite colleges and paid the most to attend. But when Newland left her Alabama hometown and arrived at Duke University, she found a liberal arts campus unlike anything depicted in those glossy guidebooks. The hypercompetitive battle for internships begins freshman year, and the economic pressures–student loans, the daunting cost of graduate degrees, high unemployment–are relentless. This perfect storm, brewing on campuses across the country, has fueled a Wall Street recruiting machine that is winning over the best and the brightest. In no time, Newland was seduced.

From Newland’s turbulent four years comes a provocative story of the higher education industry; the tension between ambition and indebtedness, privilege and purpose; and one student’s journey to make sense of it all.

This book will help you deal with any IRS Form 1099-C that you get from the IRS. This book teaches you all the insider tips, tricks and secrets to avoiding taxes on debt forgiveness income and shows you how to cancel this “phantom”income. If you had debt forgiveness for any reason, you cannot afford to go another minute without reading this Manual. Book includes a bonus CD recording of Dan at a live seminar on this subject.

Most books on this subject will teach you to first pay off your debt before doing anything else. In this book, Curt Whipple explains how FOCUSING on paying off your debt can be the key to your downfall and total frustration.

Curt Whipple teaches you the keys to becoming FINANCIALLY FREE and in the process you will also become debt free.

KEYS like:
-How to become Financially Free, on your current income, without changing jobs,and regardless of your debt.
-Why focusing on debt can keep you broke forever!
-What Financially Free people do, that Broke people do not.
-How to find $300-$600 of extra cash each month. (money you never knew you had!)
-How $8,000 invested can secure a comfortable retirement.
-How to generate over $105,000 with pocket change.

States, Debt, and Power argues for the importance of situating our contextually influenced thinking about European states and debt within a commitment to historically informed and critical analysis. It teases out certain broad historical patterns. The book also examines the inescapably difficult and contentious judgements about ‘bad’ and ‘good’ debt; about what constitutes sustainable debt; and about distributive justice at times of sovereign debt crisis. These judgements offer insight into the nature of power and the contingent nature of sovereign creditworthiness. Three themes weave through the book: the significance of creditor-debtor state relations in defining asymmetry of power; the context-specific and constructed character of debt, above all in relation to war; and the limitations of formal economic reasoning in the face of radical uncertainty. Part I examines case studies from Ancient Greece to the modern Euro Area and brings together a wealth of historical data that cast fresh light on how sovereign debt problems are debated and addressed. Part II looks at the conditioning and constraining framework of law, culture, and ideology and their relationship to the use of policy instruments. Part III shows how the problems of matching the assumption of liability with the exercise of control are rooted in external trade and financial imbalances and external debt; in financial markets and vulnerability to banking crisis; in the character of the ‘private governance of public debt’; in who has power over indicators of sustainability; in domestic institutional and political arrangements; and in sub-national fiscal governance. Part IV looks at how the problems of mismatch between liability and control take on an acute form within the historical context of European monetary union, above all in Euro Area debt crises.