Product DescriptionFrom credit card bills to student loans, this book provides practical strategies for getting out of debt and getting a fresh start. Topics covered include how to deal with credit reports and credit bureaus, how to negotiate with creditors, challenge wage attachments, and respond to a lawsuit. The book includes sample letters, worksheets, and charts. . . . More >>
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04-Dec-2009
Get out of debt and rebuild credit with the aid of this revised 6th edition of a classic, which tells how to take control of finances and repair credit. From repairing a bad credit rating to reducing alimony and responding to lawsuits, Money Troubles provides all the basics involved in consumer credit issues.
Rating: 5 / 5
I think of this book as a dictionary of options rather than a How To type book. The information is general, but it does list some state specific laws. If you are deep in debt and are looking to get out ASAP, then this book may be too general. However, it will point you in a direction to search for more answers.
See also, Surviving Financial Disasters (CD-ROM included).
Rating: 4 / 5
At Debt Counselors of America ®, a non-profit group that help consumers get out of debt, we love Money Troubles. Any consumer that has found themselves in financial trouble should get this book. It is an absolute must read book on how to get out of debt. Robin Leonard writes in an easy to understand style. If you are having financial problems, do not delay, buy Money Troubles right now.
Rating: 5 / 5
I have been using this book since 1995 for my own use and to direct others who run into problems. Even if you do not have money problems, the system is out to beat you. There is a lot of misinformation about you out there. Creditors do not care about reporting the correct information about you. This book shows you how to fight back and win.
Rating: 5 / 5
If you have serious financial difficulties, this book will get you on the path to fiscal health. You’ll learn how to respond to wage attachments, lawsuits, the repossession of your car, foreclosure proceedings, property liens, and IRS threats. Includes practical tactics for getting creditors off your back.
Rating: 5 / 5