We live in a consumer driven society. With the aid of a small plastic the size of a business card, instant gratification is possible at the cost of a small interest and the creation of debt. In good times, when jobs are plentiful and pay well, debt is an inconvenient line item in your personal financial statement, easily rolled over, increased, and if need be, newly created. True discretionary income is squeezed and before you can say Bob’s your uncle, debt has muscled up from an irritating pebble in your shoe to a huge bolder blocking your way to financial success.
Runaway, uncontrollable debt is a terrible thing. Debt creates undue hardships, stress, and often ruins lives. It starts out small and if left unchecked will run your life like a runaway train. Many resort to bankruptcy, others just curl up and let the chips fall where they will. Either way it’s not a pretty picture.
But it doesn’t have to be that way. That’s why I wrote this book.
I’m guessing that you are interested in what I have to say because you have a debt issue and you want to kick its butt out the door and slam it shut to never again feel the suffocation of being stressed to the gills for lack of money.
There is a way to stare debt in the eye and reduce it to rubble and dust. In Kick Debt Out the Door I show you how to easily get out of debt while at the same time build a nest egg to meet the demands of future expenses and build an investment portfolio that will have your money working for you, instead of you working for money. The good thing is that the actions required to get you there will help build strong, positive money habits - habits that will put you on that very same road to mastering the inner game of wealth that the rich play.