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Nov 28 2008

Should You Purchase a Debt Free Program?

Published by kpcwriting at 7:59 am under Debt Edit This


Just about every day, I hear a radio advertisement for John Cammuta’s debt free program, it sounds really good and inviting. I mean, they talk about paying off your debt with the money you already have, being debt free in 3-5 years, etc. Although I was tempted to purchase the kit or at least send off for the free informational, I decided against it, here’s why. A debt free program is not going to change your life. It isn’t going to magically transform you from debt into financial freedom. The only person who can do that is you. That’s right – the woman or man in the mirror is the only one that can help you develop and stick to a debt free program that works.

Now, this isn’t to say that all debt free programs are bad. I mean, however I don’t think you need to pay for information that will help and is true. I could be wrong but I am willing to bet that the Transforming Debt to Wealth, debt free program, professes that you live below your means, get on a written budget, stop spending more money that you owe and pay off your debt using the debt snowball method. Now, I could be way off the base here but that is the method that works and works extremely well. How do I know? Because I am using it and it is working for me and it has worked for millions of other debt free individuals. And, the good thing is that it didn’t cost me anything to learn it.

So, if you’re seriously considering purchasing a debt free program, I suggest that you try out the free tips first and if those don’t work after you seriously apply them for at least a year then buy whatever you like but give these free principles a chance and take the money you were going to spend on a debt free program and pay off some debt baby!

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One Response to “Should You Purchase a Debt Free Program?”

  1. Mark Henryon 05 Dec 2008 at 4:28 am edit this

    Great article. It gives many information about purchasing debt free program.

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