Product Description

Money can’t buy you happiness but debt will always bring you grief… Here’s the essential guide to living your life without the anxiety of debt. From identifying why you got into debt in the first place to the basics of how to get out of trouble. Including: creating a realistic personal budget, prioritizing debt and designing a repayment scheme, when is bankruptcy the best option?, how to stay out of debt, long term…

The first in the new series of mini-guides from the inimitable Alvin Hall, GET OUT OF DEBT is typically no-nonsense and realistic about the 'how to' and inspiring on the benefits of being debt-free.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #203950 in Books
• Published on: 2006-05-22
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 128 pages

Review
‘Part of Alvin Hall’s indisputable charm is to make the process of making pots of money look simple.’ (Daily Mail )

‘The most popular expert in the business.’ (Daily Express )

'Alvin Hall is the Mr Motivator of the money world.' (Daily Telegraph )

'Not just a psychologist but a magician too' (Victor Lewis-Smith, Evening Standard )

About the Author
Alvin Hall has his own rags-to-riches story. He grew up on a subsistence farm in rural Florida, then after his degree began a career on Wall Street. He now heads a company giving training to a wide range of financial services companies and institutions around the world. He has also presented a 4-part BBC series INVESTING FOR ALL WITH ALVIN HALL, a 3-part BBC series ALVIN HALL'S GUIDE TO SUCCESSFUL INVESTING as well as YOUR MONEY OR YOUR LIFE. He appears regularly on GMTV.

Customer Reviews

4.5 / 5 An Excellent, Handy, little Pocket Book !
This book deserves a 4.5 out of 5 rather than a 4 it is a great book. It is so handy you can take it to work and just bring it out to have a little read when you've got the time and even when you go out with your mates and you've got five minutes then you can just take it out - its so small it fits nicely into your coat/trouser pocket and it contains loads of information.
He talks about what many people consider 'GOOD DEBT' and also 'BAD DEBT' and their advantages and disadvantages. He goes on further to talk about store cards, credit cards and what you need to do to start clearing the debt. He tells you when companies and bailiffs start coming who to pay off first and the prioritized order you should pay them off.
He's got tips and advice throughout the book and you'll read it about 2-3 times to fully absorb all the advice. I have now gone and bought his other little books now to do with getting on the property ladder and saving and investing. Its a great book i highly recommend it.