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Wonderful new book that will help you get control of your finances.
Leveraged to the Hilt?
By William W. Keating, Jr.
Publisher: Directed Dollars Publishing Co.
Published: Sept. 2003
Pages: 112
ISBN: 0972939105
Professor Bill’s New Book, Leveraged to the Hilt?, will help even the financially lame person find ways to free up money monthly, lowering interest fees and gain a better understanding of the finance game.
Most consumers lack the financial education needed to stay ahead of the game and big corporations and financial product companies are taking advantage of this daily. Professor Bill’s book will show you how to gain control of this with lessons, plans and a great CD-Rom. The lessons include:
The Money Game
Time Value of Money - Mathematics of Money
Types of Leveraging Accounts
What Happens to Your Payment
The Account Profile
Penalties
A Lower Interest Rate
MPAs and Extra Dollar Analysis
The Debt Profile
Staying Out of Debt While Getting Out of Debt
Professor Bill’s Book will also help you find extra money to help you pay your bills and get out of debt, by simply watching your budget and finding creative ways to use your money. This is not a book written for financial advisors or the highly educated. The words are simple and the instructions easy to understand. This the normal man or woman’s guide to financial independence.
The attached CD-Rom is also easy to get understand and use. You will find information and sheets for your account data, profiles, impact analysis, your plan and much more.
Get your copy today and start erasing your debt.
About the Author
Professor Bill is firmly entrenched in the business of personal finance. He likes to be thought of as a consumer advocate, because he is all about helping consumers fend for themselves against the giants. Professor Bill has been a consumer since the fifties and involved in the personal finance education business since the mid-eighties. Most of what he writes about is based on large doses of "been there, done that." He believes that in the world of consumer finance, education alone will not do it. Due to the mathematical complexity of the topic, the consumer needs tools that will do the tough calculations.
From the Author
"The financial industry hires some the brightest students our educational institutions have to offer. They retrain them and quickly turn them into monsters. Monsters who develop financial products and services designed to take advantage of our lack of education about money."
- Professor Bill
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