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72 Hours Debt Management Strategy Plan That Faithfully Works for Everyone Quickly And Economicaly
72 Hours Debt Management Strategy Plan That Faithfully Works for Everyone Quickly And Economicaly
72 Hours Debt Management Strategy Plan That Faithfully Works for Everyone Quickly And Economicaly
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72 Hours Debt Management Strategy Plan That Faithfully Works for Everyone Quickly And Economicaly

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Consumers who find themselves in debt, struggling to make payments on time, and wondering if they will ever be debt-free can benefit from a good debt management plan (DMP).

Consulting with a credit counselor, loan consolidation specialist, or DMP service can provide you assistance in your effort to reduce your debt.

You can also develop your own strategy for managing and eliminating your debt by creating a budget, contacting your creditors, and prioritizing your bills.

This book will put you through other very suitable plans that can work for any debtor effectively.

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LanguageEnglish
PublisherLM Books
Release dateJul 29, 2021
ISBN9791220830768
72 Hours Debt Management Strategy Plan That Faithfully Works for Everyone Quickly And Economicaly

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    72 Hours Debt Management Strategy Plan That Faithfully Works for Everyone Quickly And Economicaly - Malone Laurel

    By

    Laurel Malone

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    Published by LM Books

    © 2021 South Africa

    All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced, modified or used in any manner without the prior written permission of the copyright owner.

    Disclaimer

    Unless otherwise specified , I am providing this information for informational and educational purposes only, and I am not giving legal or financial advice concerning any particular circumstance that is unique to you. To determine what may be best for you, it is always advisable to speak with a financial professional.

    There are no guarantees or other promises made by the publisher or author as to the results of using a book. A decision to invest should never be made without first consulting an independent financial advisor and conducting your own research.

    We encourage you to conduct your own research, as things change quickly and may not be current. Any and all liability from the publisher and the author for any resulting loss of investment or other losses are disclaimed to the fullest extent permitted by law. This applies to any information, commentary, analysis, opinions, advice, or recommendations contained in this book. It is not intended to provide legal, financial, or other advice through the content contained in or made available through this book. In exchange for the book and its contents, the publisher and author are providing them on an as-is basis. This book is provided for your own use at your own risk.

    Introduction

    Debt consumers searching for solutions to their problem of paying their bills on time and wishing they would ever be debt-free will find good debt management helpful. You can reduce your debt by seeking help from an experienced credit counselor, consolidation expert, or a debt management service provider. A budget, contacting creditors, and prioritizing your debts are other ways to develop a debt management and disposal strategy.

    There is no place one would love to stay and visit more like that of the Land of Debt. If you are in debt, it can become almost impossible to move. Having been there and come out, I know what it's like. Once you fail to pay for goods and services received from someone, you are in debt. You are now a debtor. Many people have fallen into debt at some point or another in their lives and in their businesses. The only difference is the speed of payment.

    Many people will pay it within days of receiving goods and services, but others will postpone payment until later. However, accumulating debt through this method can become a way of life for people who enjoy the services

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