Kershman's book contains suggestions that can be followed by everyone, and it illustrates them in a clear, concise manner. -- Diane Koven, Certified Financial Planner
This book is a reminder of the pitfalls to avoid and offers some solid advice... to teach correct attitudes. -- Mark Buckshon
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"Debt does not have to be a four-letter word. Everyone during their lifetime will inevitably take on some debt. But understanding it, and learning how to manage and control it, are crucial to everyone’s financial success. This book is an excellent guide to putting borrowed money in perspective and making it work for you."
David Cork, Author of The Pig and the Python
"Acting as a coach, Stanley Kershman helps you avoid getting into financial trouble and throws you a lifeline if you do. Readers can happily gorge themselves on his high-fibre and healthy recipes."
Ellen Roseman, Business Columnist, Toronto Star, and Author of Money 101 and Money 201
"A very practical guide for families who find themselves burdened with excessive debt, and for those who want to avoid becoming overly indebted."
Charles Freedman, Former Deputy Governor, Bank of Canada
"The best way to avoid financial difficulties is to have a thoughtful and realistic financial plan. Stanley Kershman’s book offers all the necessary ingredients to create a recipe for financial success."
Pierre Ouellette, Executive Director, Ontario Association of Credit Counselling Services
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