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Slash Your Debt: Save Money and Secure Your Future - Softcover

Detweiler, Gerri; Eisenson, Marc; Castleman, Nancy

 
9780965963831: Slash Your Debt: Save Money and Secure Your Future

Synopsis

Credit cards may sound like a great way to finance your lifestyle - but do you know how much you'll really be paying and just how long it will take you to get out of debt Even if you consolidate your debts, do you know the hidden pitfalls that could cost you thousands and get you even deeper in debt Now, this first-of-its-kind guide unlocks the secrets of "credit card math" and shows you how to navigate the tricky world of debt consolidation options - such as home equity loans, 401(k) loans, credit cards - and come out AHEAD. Slash Your Debt: Save * and Secure Your Future - written by America's top credit experts, Gerri Detweiler, Marc Eisenson and Nancy Castleman - is filled with simple charts that show how to pay off small or large debts as fast as possible, saving you a ton of *. You'll discover ... * Why a 13% credit card can cost more to pay off than a 19% one ... * Where to get consolidation loans with no credit check ... * Smart ways to make secret credit card math work to your advantage ... * How to create a rapid repayment plan based on your personality ... * The 8 essential keys to successful debt consolidation ... * and much, much more! The influential experts, who have already helped thousands of people save millions of dollars, are now offering YOU their priceless secrets in this step-by-step guide for getting out of debt fast. Chapter 1: Debt Consolidation Basics The Good News: If you choose the right consolidation loan, you'll have one monthly payment (or at least fewer payments), which can mean fewer hassles. You can save time and * -- if you choose a debt consolidation loan with an attractive interest rate and reasonable repayment terms. The Traps: You may pay more with a debt consolidation loan. That's correct. If you don't choose the right consolidation loan, you can end up forking over even more * than if you had just paid your bills at the higher interest rates. You may be in debt for a very long time

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