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ESCAPE FROM DEBT: MAKE A PLAN, TAKE ACTION, GET HAPPY & LOVE YOUR LIFE!
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These days, having some level of personal debt is the norm: everyone you know has a credit card, a mortgage, a personal loan. And no matter your income level, the habits and behaviours associated with accumulating debt are universal; once you're in it, you become trapped in a never-ending cycle of working, paying bills, working some more, paying more bills. You feel like you are working for the bank (paying THEM interest on your debt), when really the bank should be working for you (paying YOU interest on your savings). And because everyone's in this situation, we consider it normal!

What people don't talk about is that not only can debt have a negative impact on your finances, it can also compromise your personal wellbeing. This book shows you how to alter your mindset so you can live a happier, healthier and less stressful life. By becoming aware of where your money is going you'll manage to cure yourself of the debt affliction and remain free of its grasp.

Life coach Tim Williamson, a former bank employee and debt collector, shares his insider knowledge on how the finance industries prey on people's behaviours in order to reap the most money from personal loans and credit card debts. In just three hours you will learn the simplest way to shrug off the shackles of debt, and how to transform your attitudes and behaviours towards credit so that you never get caught out again.

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Tim Williamson has flown as a commercial pilot in three countries. He is an experienced business owner, fitness coach, martial arts instructor and masseur with a passion for health, fitness and teaching.
A car accident in 2002 saw him grounded from flying and unable to continue fitness coaching, so he has since studied many different areas of business and personal development. He is a former bank employee and debt collector.
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About the author.

Acknowledgements.

Introduction.

1 You have to know where you're going.

2 Changing your financial behaviour.

3 Can you afford that?

4 How debt works.

5 The real cost of debt.

6 Taking action.

7 Breaking your credit addiction.

8 The trouble with refinancing.

9 Your future.

Index.

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