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The number one
challenge for Americans today, may be debt. Books, magazines, radio,
television and internet articles all report the same challenges for
American families. Debt, Debt, Debt, Debt, is
causing complete chaos in every corner of American society.
Bankruptcies are the second highest in American history. 80% of all
divorces are caused by money problems, savings average minus 1%, people
are working for the first 7 months of each year just to pay taxes,
interest, and the good news just keeps on coming. Does anyone have the
answer to help American families pay down debt, create a meaningful
savings account and build for their retirement years?The number one challenge for Americans today, may
be debt.
Books, magazines, radio, television and internet articles all report the same challenges for American families. Debt, Debt, Debt, Debt, is causing complete chaos in every corner of American society.
Books, magazines, radio, television and internet articles all report the same challenges for American families. Debt, Debt, Debt, Debt, is causing complete chaos in every corner of American society.
Debt is killing the American Dream!
- The average American Family has over $12,000 in credit card debt and carry over 9 credit cards.
- With an average interest rate of 18%, it will take over 20 years to pay off if they make only the minimum payment.
- 80% of all divorces are somehow related to money.
- 70% of all bankruptcies could have been avoided if they could have just found and additional $300.
You can create enduring happiness and financial freedom!!
How? By changing our emotional perceptions about money. Basic principles of effective living, enduring happiness and financial freedom can alter the way we think about money and the methods we use to control and grow it. Only through the power of principle-based thinking can we make lasting and meaningful changes.
How? By changing our emotional perceptions about money. Basic principles of effective living, enduring happiness and financial freedom can alter the way we think about money and the methods we use to control and grow it. Only through the power of principle-based thinking can we make lasting and meaningful changes.
