Millions of people are in debt are desperate to get out of debt. They want to cling to the hopes and dreams of the funding authorities are willing to sell them. Kevin Trudeau, a salesman with a checkered past, has published a book called Debt Cures. This article continues my series of Debt Cures Review.
The last time he left in Chapter 14. The basic premise of Chapter 14 is the elimination of debt, trade debt and reduce rates down - noteverything possible to avoid bankruptcy. He says that bankruptcy is not the answer to all your financial debt problems that many do because they are. So do what you can avoid bankruptcy.
Chapter 15 and 16 are about big business, ie credit card and lending industries. These chapters repeat much of what has been said in the beginning. Several readers have said the same thing throughout the book.
Chapter 17 contains an excerpt from an interviewan executive from the credit card company. It also offers four action steps that can save you thousands of dollars in interest and success stories of several people who have used the healing methods of debt to reduce its debt.
If you follow the steps and do what Trudeau says he does, you can get in the way of debt recovery and no longer pay for the cost of books and Kevin can get the required points very well.
Chapter 18 showsexample of how much higher interest rate credit cards can cost and how much you can save the request and obtain a lower interest rate on their credit cards.
Chapter 19 - How to stop debt collectors cold. This sounds like it should be a good chapter for many people struggling with debt collectors. It highlights the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act He offers advice on dealing with debt collectors. Hespeaks of using ruthless tactics to make you pay and how often do not comply with the FDCPA. He describes what to do when debt collectors call and how to respond to threats.
This can be a useful chapter for anyone who faces the collections and want to stop getting harassed by debt collectors.
One thing that amused me at the end of this chapter is to Trudeau when he says that "If (the consumer credit sector) will continuewith outrageous methods pinching every penny to the last of American consumers, then I will continue to expose them for what they are. "Kevin Trudeau, it was a bra and that orders for Debt Cures' a few cents, while a.
Chapter 20 refers to the attainment of wealth. Kevin said that the debt problem is not caused by the consumption habits of the American public, but rather the aggressive practices of the sector of the U.S. consumer loans. I disagree. Ourthe company is to spend, spend, spend. Our national savings rate is now negative, which means they spend more than it saves. Most people who have very little saved for retirement. How can our economy is kept afloat by consumer spending if they are not spending money? To say that Kevin is saying they have no responsibility for the situation we are and do not think that's true.
I would say that is a combination of our spending habits and credit card companies more than willing to offer moreand more credit. E 'when we get to pounce on us with all taxes and kicked when we're down.
Kevin is repeated once more, instead of giving tips for creating wealth. Thank goodness that included his 25 secrets of wealth creation on a CD. Reading this chapter is basically a summary of previous chapters. It outlines the steps to quickly get out of debt.
So the bottom line is you can take once they are out of debt, begin saving,start investing, start a business, start saving for college for their children and save for retirement.
Overall, I'm giving "debt cures they do not want you to know about" a passing grade. bit E 'to launch other products in their relationship as has happened in previous books carefully. Just mention your credit newsletter. Sure, you can find information elsewhere. However, offers its own spin on Kevin with some tips for those who want to get rid ofdebt problems. Finally next article in this series, will finish the rest of the book and give my final exam.
