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    Climbing out of Debt: Practical Steps to Managing Your Money, Defeating Your Fear and Taking Control
    Climbing out of Debt: Practical Steps to Managing Your Money, Defeating Your Fear and Taking Control
    Climbing out of Debt: Practical Steps to Managing Your Money, Defeating Your Fear and Taking Control
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    Climbing out of Debt: Practical Steps to Managing Your Money, Defeating Your Fear and Taking Control

    Written by Nick Sturgeon

    Narrated by Dallin Bradford

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    About this audiobook

    How do you feel about your debt? Stressed that you got yourself into your current situation? Worrying about how you're going to pay the next bill to land on your doormat? Dreading an invite out to a social event that will cost you money?

    It's time to leave this guilt and fear behind. It's time to take action to manage your debts and get them under control so you can live your life again.

    Nick Sturgeon has been on both sides of debt: Entrepreneur and Property Owner, he lost almost everything and was forced to rebuild his life while clearing historical debt.

    To do this, he created a step by step approach for getting control of debt. He has since used this approach and method in his role as a money advice worker to help people achieve greater financial control and freedom from money worry.

    In this book, you will discover how to:

    • Take control of your money and never look back
    • Break out of money fear and grow your confidence
    • Easily design your own personal plan for debt reduction
    • Identify and approach your debts effectively and successfully
    • Grow your confidence dealing with creditors
    • Learn faster repayment strategies without hurting yourself
    • Develop new methods to grow your actual money
    • Become a master at managing the paperwork
    • Lower your stress around money and create the financial results you truly want

    You can use these same steps to help yourself with Climbing Out of Debt.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBridgewater Ink Limited
    Release dateDec 17, 2021
    ISBN9781669632382
    Climbing out of Debt: Practical Steps to Managing Your Money, Defeating Your Fear and Taking Control

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