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Home > Books > Non-Fiction > For Dummies > "Ventura, John - Managing Debt For Dummies - PBN"

"Ventura, John - Managing Debt For Dummies - PBN"

 
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"Paperback. New. List $ 16.99. [Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated] 312 pages. From the Publisher Managing Debt for Dummies covers the various types of debt, including secured and unsecured debt, personal loans, car loans, mortgages, home equity loans, lines of credit, credit cards, finance company loans, student loans, and so on. It also shares how to develop a debt mindset to help readers think about and relate to money--essential information for many readers who have gotten caught up in the ""Buy Now/Charge Now"" mentality. It covers quick and easy ways to distinguish between good and bad debt, create a debt-busting budget, start a filing system to track debt and protect life after debt, It will advise on smart spending, various options for taking control of finances and paying down debt, including downscaling lifestyles, selling assets, making more money, consolidating debt, slashing spending on groceries, clothing entertainment, and more that will help keep consumers from feeling like paupers. Further more the book offers advice for consumers on what to do if they fall behind on a mortgage, car payments, rent, utilities, loans, child support, and past due taxes. It covers how to select a MasterCard or Visa (unsecured and secured) and how to use credit cards responsibly. The book also teaches readers about the kinds of credit cards they should avoid.Bank loans, including the criteria banks use to determine to whom they will loan money and the terms of their loans as well as the difference between a secured and an unsecured loan. Readers also learn about the kinds of loans they should avoid, which debts to pay, and which ones not to pay when they can't afford to pay all of their creditors. This information is important because too often consumers who are unable to makeends meet pay the wrong creditors."

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