Stop “falling off the wagon” and FINISH paying off your debt. For good. Are you sick of hearing the same personal finance advice but never being able to get ahead?
Paying off debt takes more than making a budget and cutting your spending. Years of bad spending habits, not planning for setbacks, and stress that depletes your motivation are just some of the barriers that prevent people from paying off debt. This book will show you how to knock down every barrier and finally achieve debt freedom.
You’ll experience a renewed vigor to pay off your debt and feel the financial weight lifted off your shoulders.
Amazon best-selling author, Jen Smith, and her husband paid off $78K of debt in 23 months. They experienced every high and low that came with paying off more debt than they made in a year. Since then Jen has listened to hundreds of other debt-free men and women and how their journeys were similar and different from hers to learn what it takes to get out of debt and stay debt-free.
If you’ve tried to pay off your debt but can’t stick to the process, or you’re just starting and you want to ensure you pay off your debt fast, then you need this book.
This book was quick to get through and had a lot of practical information tools and techniques to offer. If you are new to the debt free journey I recommend doing as the author says and read once to learn what is coming and then read it for practical application. If you do this, as to complete each step you will do so with the idea of what comes next and set a solid foundation for success. Great read. I'd have given it five stars of the author wrote what they do now to stay debt free, but maybe that's a different book.
Advice and tips on how to evaluate, plan, spend less, spend wisely and save or earn more, as well as tips for forming habits and accountability for anyone who might not believe they are capable of following through with the suggestions on how to eliminate debt.
This book cuts right to the heart of things and dispenses with most of the fluff you find in other books.
Unlike most financial books, this one only hits a little on "mindset". It focuses more on setting expectations and the actions you'll have to take to achieve the outcomes you want. These are the starting points to building towards becoming debt free.
Quick read, mostly focused on student loan debt and referred to millennial, but the advice can qualify to anyone on this journey. Well written, not full of a bunch of generalizations. I would read this one again to stay motivated.
This felt mostly like a hodge-podge of fluff articles used to generate new blog posts. Lots of recycled ideas about getting rid of bad habits, goal setting, and self care. Seemed like a valiant effort to reach a decent page count that would increase Kindle Unlimited revenue.
this book is a straightforward guide to embarking a debt free journey. I've already downloaded the work book and really look forward to delving into it over the next few weeks