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Joyfully Debt Free: How to Get Out of Debt, Stay Out, and Accumulate a Fortune!

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I was surprised at how much I enjoyed this book. Finally a book on finances written by a regular guy instead of stuffy know-it-all. I couldn't believe how much a stand-up comedian knows about money and getting out of debt. But this is HIS story. He doesn't just tell you how to do it, he tells you how HE did it. So it's informative as well as inspiring. It's very easy reading and often funny as well. How many books on money can make that claim? I highly recommend this book no matter what your financial situation may be.

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I just finished it a few weeks ago and I am already well on my way to getting out of debt. The author offers great suggestions that are easy to follow. I strongly recommend this book to everyone.

I was hoping this book would contain sound advice on getting out of credit card debt, but I was sorely disappointed. After giving some good advice such as you must cut up your credit cards, the author goes on to say you must also give 10 percent of your money away (tithe). He says it is not optional. To get out of debt, you must do this. Why? Well, because it worked for him. He believed that through some sort of magic, because he donated 10 percent of his income to charity, he earned more income.

I believe this advice is harmful and wrong, and recommend that you not waste your money on this book.