You’re off to college to acquire skills, graduate, get a well-paying job, and live the good life ever after. Not so fast. A mountain of college loans after graduation may weigh you down for decades as you struggle to pay them off.

Don’t let the financing of your education stand in the way of your future dreams. Save money, find little-known sources for money win scholarships you never thought you’d qualify for, pick the right loans and payment plans, and you can avoid devastating debt entirely.

Get smart before you get smart in college with tips and techniques in Screw College Debt. Create your own action plan using the 100-at-a-glance strategies to avoid and pay for college debt—before you get into money trouble. Or learn how to dig out with creative (legal) repayment strategies.

Knowledge is power. Go into the college game with the right winning strategies and plans. Marco LeRoc, founder of Marco LeRoc & Co., and author of Cash In with Your Money, helps you (and your parents) explore every money-saving strategy and answers every question from WHY (Why the heck is college so expensive?) to HOW (How do I avoid college debt entirely?).

Debt as Power is a timely and innovative contribution to our understanding of one of the most prescient issues of our time: the explosion of debt across the global economy and related requirement of political leaders to pursue exponential growth to meet the demands of creditors and investors.

The book is distinctive in offering a historically sensitive and comprehensive analysis of debt as an interconnected and global phenomenon. Rather than focusing on the historical emergence of debt as a moral obligation, the authors argue that debt under capitalism can be conceived of as a technology of power, intimately tied up with the requirement for perpetual growth and the differential capitalization that benefits ‘the 1%’.

Their account begins with the recognition that the histories of human communities and their natural environment are interconnected in complex spatial and hierarchical relations of power and to understand their development we need to not only examine the particularities of a given case, but more importantly their interconnected, interdependent and international relations. Since debt under capitalism is increasingly ubiquitous at all levels of society and economic growth is now the sole mantra of dominant political parties around the world, the authors argue that tracing the evolution and transformation of debt as a technology of power is crucial for understanding the ‘present as history’ and possible alternatives to our current trajectory.

Debt Free: How to Get Out of Debt Fast

If you are tired of the stress and financial pressure of being in debt, then this book is for you.

When you start applying the strategies outlined in this life-changing e-book, you will literaly the power* that comes from being in charge of your financial life!

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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.

Win the IRS Game: A Step by Step guide to negotiating your IRS tax debt is a comprehensive step by step guide through the minefield that is tax debt. Amanda takes you by the hand and leads you the whole way. From the smallest debt to even those that seem impossible to manage. This book is for the every day person that finds themselves owing the IRS money and is determined to handle it on their own. Amanda breaks the whole process down from the beginning with common IRS notices, to the end of the negotiating process. She completely explains the IRS jargon and what each form is that you will need.

The papers included in this volume represent the most current research and knowledge available about student loans and repayment. It serves as a valuable reference for researchers and policymakers who seek a deeper understanding of how, why, and which students borrow for their postsecondary education; how this borrowing may affect later decisions; and what measures can help borrowers repay their loans successfully.

#MoneyChat THE BOOK is a how to handbook that fills the gap between the financial information we all need and how we really live our financial lives. Written simply and with a sense of humor, author and financial coach Dorethia Conner Kelly explains financial terminology and complex financial concepts in easy-to-understand language. #MoneyChat THE BOOK teaches you: • How to not just create a budget but prioritize one • How to create an emergency fund when there’s no money left over • How to save toward college in under 10 years • Why you should invest and where to begin • How to come up with extra money when you need it without patronizing a payday-type loan establishment • The best place to put your savings If you’ve ever read a personal finance book and nothing changed in your financial life, it’s because the application of everything you were reading about was missing. This book is that missing link. Get ready to change your #MoneyChat!

Before you can control your finances, save money, and get out of debt, you must first understand your spending habits. Sounds simple, right? But for most people it is not, because budgets are based on complicated monthly spending habits, which can be overwhelming, causing people to give up.

Now, there’s a different way that will revolutionize the way you look at personal finance. In an incredibly easy, comprehensible way, The Dollar Code shows you how to break down spending in order to pay off debt and achieve financial freedom–no matter how many other methods have failed you in the past.

Jason R. Hastie’s method is based on the principle of living within your means, but what makes it different is that it gives you just one number to remember—your own personal “Daily Digit”—the amount of money you can freely spend each day without going into debt. This one number is the key to financial freedom because it makes spending easy to understand, and when you understand spending, you can control it.  

Who will benefit from reading and applying The Dollar Code? Everyone who has ever identified with one or more of these statements: I can’t understand why I don’t have enough money at the end of the week.

I’ve tried budgeting and failed because it was too complicated. I feel out of control of my finances. I get depressed about not having enough money. I have too much debt and feel like the world is caving in. I feel constantly bombarded by unexpected fees and expenses.

Not only does Hastie’s Dollar Code put those statements to rest, it also addresses a broad range of issues and scenarios that sometimes catch us off guard and, if we’re not careful, throw us into a tailspin. Hastie also tackles head-on issues such as the benefits and pitfalls of credit cards, emergency funds, saving for the future, and “the fun bucket.” His handy “twenty tips” and worksheets at the back of the book make applying the dollar code even easier and, once you unlock your code, you’ll understand why it is the one and only number you need to achieve financial freedom.  Really—it’s that simple . . . and fun!

4: The Principles of a Debt-Free Life is the story of one couple’s journey out of credit card debt and what they learned is necessary for anyone seeking financial independence. While most books about personal finance focus on anecdotes and parental-style dos and don’ts, 4 focuses on the personal stories of the authors and the principles they learned that got them out of $51,000 worth of credit card debt. Adding a twist, the authors had a combined tenure in financial services of 21 years. Using their education, professional and personal experience they provide a roadmap for anyone seeking financial freedom.

How did Greece, with less than 3% of the population of the European Union, become the epicenter of Europe’s “existential crisis?” Why did Greece opt for an obligation-laden bailout rather than default or leave the Eurozone, as many said it should? Could it have avoided the disappointments that followed, including needing a second bailout, holding repeat elections, and swearing in its fourth prime minister in a year? The conventional narrative answered these questions by viewing the Greek crisis as the result of a “flawed currency union.” Many economists, moreover, thought Greece was foolish to seek a bailout rather than renege on its debts or leave the Eurozone. And as the crisis deepened, economists again blamed the international community for pushing “austerity” onto Greece. Beyond Debt offers a different account of this crisis. It sees it, first and foremost, as a Greek crisis, best understood through the lens of Greek history, politics and economics. The crisis was triggered by global events, but it was not caused by them. As the book shows, Greece’s chosen path—a bailout—made infinitely more sense than either a default or the abandonment of the common currency that many economists called for. And while others see “austerity” as the problem for Greece’s woes after the bailout, Beyond Debt blames instead an indecisive government that could not see reform through to the end.

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