R.A.C.E Newsletter

The most common word people use to describe the crushing experience of sinking under financial debt is – DROWNING, and drowning is a terrifying feeling.

You can hear your heart pounding, your breathing shortens as your stress level rises and you eventually panic as your brain screams:

“I’m in trouble! I’m going under…”

The Secret Solution

The secret solution to saving yourself in water and in financial debt isn’t really a secret. It’s simply don’t panic. You’ll only make things worse; instead breathe, keep your head up and systematically take some key steps to get back on solid ground.

What are those steps you ask? Continue reading…..

RACE Out of Debt

If you don’t know how to swim the obvious thing to do is to call out for help to someone to throw you a life line. If you don’t know how to swim out of debt then the action is the same, call out for a plan designed to pull you out of debt. Just like the life line.

We’ve got just such a FREE life line to help you swim in these troubled times.

Realize: Fixing Your Financial Report Card

• Acknowledge Your Debt Problem Now to Avoid More Problems Later
• Warning: Do Not Confuse Good Debt With Bad Debt
• Little Known Ways of How Debt Can Be a Good Thing
• Get Out of Debt Once and For All
• Understanding Your Credit Score
• Staying Committed to Your Debt Diet

Act: Managing Too Much Debt

• Creating A Budget: See How Easy It Can Be
• Cutting Spending and Making More Money
• Credit Card Interest Rate Trap You Must Be Aware Of
• Negotiating with Creditors
• Consolidating Debts
• Using Credit Counseling Services
• Dealing with Debt Collectors

  Dealing with High Stakes Debt

• Managing A Late Mortgage Payment
• Avoid Car Repossession Using an Accelerated Debt Program!
• Avoiding an eviction (renters)
• Fighting Foreclosure
• Addressing Federal Student loans
• Making a get out of debt plan

Commit: Avoiding Debt Problems in the Future

• Getting good credit back: how to improve your credit
• Using a credit card to begin the credit rebuilding process
• Saving money on groceries (coupons, tracking sale items, etc.)
• Saving money on gasoline (driving tips)
• Saving money on clothes (low cost brands, high-quality used items)

Endure: Life After Too Much Debt: Staying on Track

• Setting Financial Goals
• Building a Financial Safety Net
• Living with a Budget
• Managing Your Credit
• Increasing Your Money Management IQ

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