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    Mom Vs. Debt: How I Paid Off $64K in Credit Card Debt in Under 3 Years Without Becoming a Stripper
    Mom Vs. Debt: How I Paid Off $64K in Credit Card Debt in Under 3 Years Without Becoming a Stripper
    Mom Vs. Debt: How I Paid Off $64K in Credit Card Debt in Under 3 Years Without Becoming a Stripper
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    Mom Vs. Debt: How I Paid Off $64K in Credit Card Debt in Under 3 Years Without Becoming a Stripper

    By Amanda Arthur Krill

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    This is the story of how a woman paid off $64k in credit card debt in under three years (without becoming a stripper.) But it’s also a study on what led her there, and why it was really the best thing that ever happened to her.


    The real goal of the book is not to teach people how to get out of debt (though it does explain in d

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherYGTMAMA Inc.
    Release dateAug 9, 2019
    ISBN9781999018849
    Mom Vs. Debt: How I Paid Off $64K in Credit Card Debt in Under 3 Years Without Becoming a Stripper
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    Amanda Arthur Krill

    Amanda Arthur Krill is a wife and mom to three freaking amazing kids. She loves Jesus, fish tacos, the Chicago Bears, and the Pittsburgh Pirates. She was born a Michigander, but raised in Ohio, and spent a month every year in Missouri, so you can imagine that she has some deep-seated issues.

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