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    The Truest and Quickest Code for Debt Management Excellent for People who are Stocked in Multiple Debts
    The Truest and Quickest Code for Debt Management Excellent for People who are Stocked in Multiple Debts
    The Truest and Quickest Code for Debt Management Excellent for People who are Stocked in Multiple Debts
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    The Truest and Quickest Code for Debt Management Excellent for People who are Stocked in Multiple Debts

    By Kam Griffin

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    A debt management plan is a structured repayment plan set up by a designated third party, assisting a debtor with repayment of his or her debt.

    The aim of debt management is to help clear the debts at a reduced level over a fixed period of time to help the debtor make a fresh start with their finances.

    How does debt management work?

    Firstly your debt advisor will offer advice on ways that you could save money by looking at the way you budget...

    Debt is an ever-increasing problem in modern times, especially with pandemic seasons.

    With more and more people struggling with debt problems, solutions to debt have become increasingly important.

    Debt management is something many people need but are too ashamed to ask for.

    The road to debt freedom is long, winding, and treacherous, but you can drive down it safely with just a little help that you can get now by reading this book.


    Kam Griffin
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKam Griffin
    Release dateAug 17, 2020
    ISBN9788835880592
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      The Truest and Quickest Code for Debt Management Excellent for People who are Stocked in Multiple Debts - Kam Griffin

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      Kam Griffin

      Copyright ©

      Published by Kam Griffin

      © 2020 Cyprus

      All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or modified in any form, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publisher.

      Dedication

      Idedicate this book to my sweetheart, my lovely wife Martha. Many thanks for all you are doing for me and our kids.

      Disclaimer

      No part of this book should be considered legal or professional advice.

      Take everything I say in this book as my opinion and regard it as a funfair.

      You are responsible for your action by acting on the thought and views shared in this book.

      Introduction

      What does debt really mean?

      Debt is money someone else gives you with the thought of paying it off.

      Let's look at it, if you didn’t have to pay it back it wouldn't be your debt, right? It would be a gift or a proposal. But it doesn't stop there.

      If it could be that easy! Almost everyone who wants to borrow money anticipates something in return.

      Yes, you deduced it, interest. For those of you who have overlooked the effects of interest, I would like to repeat it.

      I want you to open your wallet or purse and pull out a note (if you have one, that's it!).

      Now hold it in visible of you and set it on fire. Go ahead, watch it burn. Watch it shrink and vanish before your eyes.

      Reflect about the energy it took to earn that money. Now take a new note and replicate the method.

      Turn it on by setting on fire and watch it fade. Then start again. Over and over!

      And you’re not so happy? And I am not shocked. But that's what interest means when you indebted monetarily.

      It is money that you must spend only to spend other people's money.

      And that's before bearing in mind repaying the original on loan amount!

      You may as well set fire on your money.

      At least that would keep you warm and give you something indefinably stimulating to watch for around 30 seconds!

      Interest, the Lifeless Money Paid on Credit

      The interest you pay on your credits is lifeless money. You have to pay to stay still.

      Regardless of all the time and energy you put into winning it, you remain in approximately the same position as before.

      It's like repetitively paying for meals you've previously eaten, trips you've previously taken, and entertainment you've previously enjoyed.

      So let's come back to the square!

      Interest is the worth you pay when you don't have adequate money to pay for the things you buy.

      It's the punishment for having flavors more costly than you can afford.

      It's your punishment because you are poor or helpless at the said time!

      But interest works equal ways.

      If you have the money, it can be put in to make more money. You are the boss. It is your servant!

      But things altered when you're in debt.

      Every cent borrowed must be repaid ... with interest! You turn into a servant.

      Money turns out to be your master and it destroys the whip!

      I think this instance makes it all clear.

      Currency and debt play a huge role. Visualize standing on a

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