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		<title>10 Ways to Stay Broke&#8230;Forever: Why Be Rich When You Can Have This Much Fun</title>
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		<title>Making It Pay to Stay: Living Abundantly on One Income</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Practical and straightforward advice for women deciding to stay at home. Tips and tricks on how to stretch your income, add new income and unique ways to run your household.  An informative and well researched handbook on living well with one outside source of income.  A must read for the modern woman who wishes to pursue a better lifestyle while being available for her children during their childhood. Making It Pay to Stay will save you hundreds to thousands of dollars and provide you with numerous easy ways to bring in side income with minimal effort.]]></description>
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		<title>How To Get Out Of Debt and Stay Out Of Debt: An 8-Step DIY Approach</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[How To Get Out Of Debt and Stay Out Of Debt: An 8-Step Approach<br /><br />Debt is a silent 'killer'. It has a way of gradually creeping into our lives until it finally takes over. It is absolutely no crime to want the good things of life but most times people enjoy these pleasures at the expense of their freedom and peace of mind.<br /><br />Why You Should Buy This Book?<br /><br />The book offers an insight into practical steps that can be taken to once again regain financial control. The author for instance, mentioned as a rule of thumb that the cost of your mortgage or rent should not be allowed to exceed 30 percent of your monthly income, whether it is individual income for single persons or combined income, for married people. This makes quite a lot of sense considering the fact that shelter takes the bulk of the income of most households. Just give this advice a try and see how much free funds you have left to play around with.<br /><br />Also, this book encourages certain amount of money to be put aside each month as savings and explains the condition under which this should be done. <br /><br />Most of the steps and advice are quite precise and concise, easy to read and understand.<br /><br />Book Features<br /><br />Specially formatted for Amazon Kindle<br />Easy to navigate through<br />Steps broken down to readable sections<br />Has a list of resources that can enrich your mind<br /><br />What you will learn?<br /><br />How to get out of debts<br />How to understand the enormity of the debt problem<br />How to get your creditors on your side<br />How to organise your monthly spending<br />How to invest while walking your way out of debts<br /><br /><br />To really understand what this book is about, I would encourage you to buy a copy and have a read. You will be very glad you did.]]></description>
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