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-Adam
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Perform your own Debt Cures
Posted in: Debt Cure, Debt Cures, Debt Cures Tips, Improve your credit Tags: check credit report, debt, Debt Cures, debt reduction, debt relief, debt settlement, eliminate debt, fix credit errors, free credit score
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Many people say they already know what’s in Debt Cures, that they’ve read it before or the information is freely available online or in the library. While this is true to an extent, you have to spend a lot of time searching for it.
That does not mean you cannot perform your own “debt cures.”
The first step to reducing your credit card debt is to reduce your interest rates. You need to make sure you are getting the best interest rates possible. To do that you need to make sure there are no errors on your credit report and that you have a good credit score. Check your credit report and score free
Once you know your credit score is good and your credit report is free of errors and that you are making your payments on time, you need to negotiate the best rates from your current credit card companies or threaten to go with other credit card companies that will offer you the best rates.
For some people debt consolidation is the way to go to eliminate debt, however not every one qualifies or needs to go that route.
What you can do is try and put all the debt onto one card and make massive payments on that one card to get your debt paid off.
I read an article in October’s Readers’ Digest and it talked about not spending any money for 30 days. Can you even imagine that? How hard would life be if you could not spend money on clothes, movies, eating out, even gas for 30 days. It wasn’t easy but the family was able to save $2,000 over the 30 days and they managed not to kill each other. One site that came in handy for the family was thriftyfun.com - a site dedicated to frugal living and saving money.
What kind of lifestyle changes would you be willing to do for a few months to save up extra money to get your credit cards paid off?
And then once you are debt free, you can live on cash and be happier without all the things you thought you needed to live happily.
Another route to take is debt settlement, there was a recent article in the Chicago Tribune about debt settlement and how one debt settlement company was able to reduce a family’s credit card debt by 50%. The only catch was that they do charge a fee. And it does terrible damage to your credit report and score. So if you have no concern about how you get out of debt other than bankruptcy then you should talk to a debt settlement company and get a free debt settlement quote.
There are several ways to eliminate debt. You can use books like Debt Cures or The Total Money Makeover to assist you but they are not required.
Have a good weekend!
-Adam
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How did you get so much debt that you need a book like Debt Cures?
Posted in: Debt Cure, Debt Cures, Debt Cures Reviews, Debt Cures Tips Tags: credit card debt, debt, Debt Cures, debt cures book, debt habits, deep in debt, eliminate debt, Kevin Trudeau, out of debt, reduce debt
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Why do you need a book like Debt Cures or The Total Money Makeover or John Cummuta’s book in the first place? What is your story that wound you up with so much debt? Are you in control of your finances or are you scared to even go to your mailbox because of all the bills that are waiting for you?
I just started reading a new book about how people got out of debt and how they went to Debtors Anonymous to help them get support. DA is a 12 step program for compulsive debtors.
The first step to dealing with any compulsion is to admit you have a problem in the first place. You need to recognize that what you are doing is not working.
“If you have more debt this year than you did this time last year but yet you’ve been making all your payments on time then you’re doing something wrong and you’re heading the wrong way. “
Are you ready to admit you have a problem and ready to get out of debt?
Once you can sitdown with yourself and recognize it’s you that is to blame for your financial troubles then you will be on the road to recovery.
Sure, the credit card companies made it easier to slide down the proverbial debt slide once you got on it but you are the one who started the whole process in the first place.
Now you are left looking for quick fixes that books like Debt Cures offer.
There is no easy way out of debt though.
Getting out of debt should not be easy. It should be a struggle. If it was easy to get out of debt, you would be out of it already.
Because if it is too easy to get out of debt, you’ll find it’s too easy to get back into debt.
If someone waved a magic wand over you and made all your debts disappear today, how long do you think it would take for you to get back into severe debt?
It’s your habits that will keep you in debt.
Change your habits, change your future.
“If you continue to do what you’ve always done, you will continue to get what you’ve always gotten.”
If you keep spending money on things you don’t need to reward yourself for a job well done, you will continue to rack up mounds of debt that will takes years and thousands of dollars in interest to get rid of.
If you want a debt cure, read Debt Cures, The Total Money Makeover, go to a Debtors Anonymous meeting and get John Cummuta’s book. This will all help you form the proper habits that will lead you out of debt and into prosperity and peace.
If not, you’re going to have to call your folks and have them clean up your old room because you’re moving back in because you cannot afford to pay your credit card bills anymore.
And that’s not a happy thought.
Send in your comments, they are much appreciated.
Thank you.
Have a great day!
-Adam
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Debt Cures - How to get rid of debt
Posted in: Debt Cures, Debt Cures Reviews, Debt Cures Tips, Free Debt Book, Kevin Trudeau Tags: book, book reviews, cures, debt, Debt Cures, get out of debt, get rid of debt, Kevin Trudeau, out of debt, reviews
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I started this site about Debt Cures because I wanted to educate people on Kevin Trudeau’s latest book that can show you how to get rid of debt. You can read the 4 part Debt Cures reviews
What makes this book so controversial is KT’s past. So right away once people find out he has a criminal record they think the book is a scam.
Does that mean Debt Cures is a scam? Not necessarily. I give away copies of the book each month. There is much to be learned inside.
Many of the comments on this blog want to know how to reduce and get rid of all the debt they owe. In the book, you will learn what steps you need to take to reduce your interest rates, eliminate some of your older debts and how to avoid bankruptcy.
That is just like he said.
He also says that you have so much debt and it’s not necessarily your fault. Here’s some stats I read the other day:
“VISA spends over $600 million each year and growing on advertising their credit cards to you and me.”
“MasterCard spent over $500 million in the first 6 months of 2008 advertising their credit cards and their Priceless ads to get you to use their credit cards.”
“Equifax earned almost $2 billion dollars in revenues selling your credit information in 2007. They sell your credit info so credit card companies can better target their marketing to get you to buy and buy and buy.”
And this is just one of the credit reporting agencies.
I could go on and on.
What does this have to do with getting out of debt?
They don’t make it easy for you to pay off your bills when they spend so much money on advertising tempting you to buy more stuff and pay later.
It’s hard to go anywhere and not see an ad for VISA or MasterCard.
So love him or hate him, Kevin Trudeau has a point in Debt Cures about how “they” wish you stay in debt forever and miss your payments and pay high fees and high interest rates.
He spends several chapters agitating you and making you mad about some of their practices. If you just read the book and become aware of their deceptive practices and practice better spending habits then the book will have paid for itself. Right now you can get it on Amazon for about $17.
What about if you don’t want to buy the book?
There are plenty of alternatives to Debt Cures.
If you just want to reduce your debts through debt consolidation then I would recommend you talk to CareOne Credit.
If you would like to learn a system about paying off your debts on your current income and turning those debt problems into wealth then I would recommend you take a look at John Cummuta’s Debt to Wealth program.
If you want to read a book other than Debt Cures that teaches you how to get rid of your debt then I would recommend you read The Total Money Makeover. It’s the other book I give away each month.
Let me know if you have any questions about the book or any other debt related topic.
Thanks for reading.
Have a great day!
-Adam
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