Debt-Free Living : How to Get Out of Debt and Stay Out Book

Debt has dominated the financial direction of our society over the past sixty years. Credit card offers flow into our mailboxes virtually every day. Countless families give the false impression of being wealthy while drowning in a sea of debt. In fact, nearly 80 percent of divorced couples between the ages of twenty and thirty report that financial problems were the primary cause of their marital breakdown. Many people are not even sure how they got into their financial predicament, let alone how to get out. Understanding the origin of most financial difficulties is the key to escaping the "debt cycle" for good. Debt-Free Living was designed to equip individuals with sound biblical principles and solid practical advice so they can dig out and stay out of debt. Best selling author Larry Burkett skillfully teaches these principles through the real-life experiences of several couples on the brink of financial ruin. As these couples climb out of debt, you will receive helpful advice on a wide variety of financial issues you face every day. In Debt-Free Living you receive answers to questions such as:

• Is it better to own or to rent?
• Is borrowing a sin?
• When is bankruptcy a good idea?
• What types of credit should I avoid?

Debt-Free Living teaches you what God has to say about debt and assists you in achieving a life that is debt free.

About the Author: Larry Burkett is founder and president of Christian Financial Concepts, a non-profit ministry that teaches biblical principles of finance and trains others to counsel and teach, using these principles. He hosts two radio programs, heard on 1,100 radio outlets, and has written more than forty books, which include the best sellers The Coming Economic Earthquake, Debt-Free Living, Women Leaving the Workplace, and The Financial Parenting Workbook. He lives with his family in Gainesville, Georgia.

Designed to help individuals understand the origin of most financial troubles, Debt-Free Living provides a means to escape the "debt cycle." Bestselling author Larry Burkett warns readers about kinds of credit to avoid and suggests viable alternatives to them.