The Debt-free Lifestyle: Ten Principles That Can Revolutionize Your Life

by Andrew Liuson, Leah Darwin (Co-author)

The Debt-Free Lifestyle: Ten Principles That Can Revolutionize Your Life seeks to educate and inspire people to work their way out of debt. But it is more than just a book on personal finance. In it, the author shares his own story, and the story of Cityland (which he was cofounder), and those of others who followed the ten principles and became debt-free. He says, "these ideas may seem simple, but often, it's the simple idea or solution that changes the world." In fact, the author believes the book so much that he offers a 100% money back guarantee.

The Ministry Edition is available for churches to use for Bible study at P100 each for a minimum order of 20 copies. Open only for direct orders through order@csm-publishing.com.

Genres: Self Help, Nonfiction

200 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 2015

Reviews

[Shai · Rating 5 out of 5]

I received a free copy of this book through 700 Club Asia. This is very helpful especially to young professionals who struggle with managing their money. The stories included in this book are not only interesting to read but also quite inspirational. If you are looking for something that can be read in one seating and can you help with your finances and faith, you should try to read this paperback.

[Maui Rochell · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book certainly helped me to develop a mindset in handling my finances as careful as possible and most especially it encouraged me to focus more on spending and investing (going there but small progress goes a long way)

I am so grateful for this free book I received from our church during our Leader's Assembly. Thank You, Lord and Thank you CCF!

[Kristoffer · Rating 4 out of 5]

A great book in Philippine setting for people who want to get out of debt, for fresh graduate, and for people looking to increase their financial quotient.

[Irvin Sales · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very practical! Very doable! Wouldn't hurt reading it once in a while since we are always engaged with money every day.

[Sheryl · Rating 3 out of 5]

What stuck with me would be...
1. That we are ultimately Administrators and not Owners of the material things we acquire in this lifetime. By the end of it, we won't be able to bring anything with us in the afterlife.
2. The envelope system. I would like to try this method out and see if it would help me manage my expenses better.

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[Chelsea Serrano · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love the acronyms as they are really easier to remeber. I also deeply appreciate the testimonies of different people of how God never left their side in both good and bad times.

[IahMay · Rating 5 out of 5]

Sarap balik-balikan at ireview yung steps.
This is a book I would like to recommend to all, not just to people who have debts but also those who don't.