Why You Should Read This Book: If you have debts and don't know how you'll get rid of them, this book is for you ...
If creditors are calling you day and night to collect from you, and you don't have a solution, this book is for you ...
If you've wondered how long you'll pay minimum payments, and if you'll ever get out of debt, this book is for you ...
If bankruptcy is starting to look like your only choice, this book is for you ...
If you'd like to settle your debts, and wonder if you can do it yourself, this book is for you!
Inside you'll find out how to work out a budget; how to figure out what your choices are, and decide on your best choice; you'll get instructions on how to talk to your creditors; you'll get negotiation insights that will help you get your best settlements with your creditors; you'll even receive information about what to do in case you receive a lawsuit from one of your creditors (yes, that can happen, and you need to be prepared so you know what to do).
Many people have debts and need help. You might think you need to get a professional to help you negotiate with your creditors. You don't! I owned a debt settlement company for years and I know most people can do this themselves. If you think you can, this book will show you how to settle your debts yourself.
I don't hold back any secrets.
You can do it!
This book will show you how.
About the Author: Having owned a debt settlement company for five years and helped thousands of consumers by negotiating with their creditors, Sandee Ferman now passes along hard-won inside information for anyone to be able to settle their debts. Use her new book, How to Settle Debts Yourself, to learn how to contact creditors, when you can negotiate the best settlements, how to deal with a lawsuit, and even how to figure out a budget. With graphs, illustrations, and sample letters, you will be able to settle your debts yourself! Visit HowToSettleDebtsYourself.com for free information and updates about debt settlement, financial independence, and freedom from the burden of debts.
