DEBT - Another Four-Letter Word
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Jenn Greenleaf
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Jenn Greenleaf
- This sounds like just the book we need!
-- posted by Jenn Greenleaf
» Donna_Dunn - Re: This sounds like just the book we need!
In response to message posted by Poemwriter1:Hi Jennifer,
I liked what the book had to say, and how the author said it. No frills, just a very positive, focused approach to getting our credit and debt situations under control. If you get a chance to use it, I hope it helps.
- Donna
-- posted by Donna_Dunn
» Donna_Dunn - Re: Debt
In response to message posted by cmborris:Thank you, Cynthia
Sometimes the deck really seems stacked against average consumers; it was good to read a book that tries to shift the power back into balance.
- Donna
-- posted by Donna_Dunn
» Donna_Dunn - Re: Sounds
In response to message posted by mom2seven:Hi Debbie,
Thank you for reading. Managing debt and credit seems to take up a lot of people's time and energy; it would be nice if we were able to put that energy to better use! I think this book might be able to help some people get back in control.
- Donna
-- posted by Donna_Dunn
» MarketProfit - What about home equity loan or cash-out refinance?
Seems to me that a good way to tackle too much credit card debt is to first cut up the existing credit cards (keep one for emergencies). Then, look at getting a lower interest rate by contacting the credit agencies, or by using equity in your home (either a 2nd or a refinance with cash-out).-- posted by MarketProfit
» Donna_Dunn - Re: What about home equity loan or cash-out refinance?
In response to message posted by MarketProfit:You're giving some good advice. In her book, Sember also includes those two strategies, as well as others.
Thank you for your thoughtful comments.
- Donna
-- posted by Donna_Dunn
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