David Rye

Spend Less and Retire Like a King David Rye

Publisher Marketing: Unfortunately, tens of millions of baby boomers have a serious debt problem. They're headed for financial disaster if they don't figure out a way to get out of debt. If you're one of them, don't let it destroy your life. As you read Spend Less and Retire Like a King, you will quickly learn how to assess the magnitude of your debt problems so that you can determine how you got into debt and, more important, how you can get out of debt. When you plunge into topics like how to avoid debt traps and how to create a realistic spending plan that works for you, you will discover the answers you've been looking for. You'll find out how you can dramatically improve the overall quality of your life once you eliminate your debt load. Each chapter builds on what you've learned from the previous chapter. Based upon your own situation, select the chapters that cover subjects that are most important to you. That will allow you to maneuver through your personal debt-related issues and make the right decisions to avoid economic catastrophe. The book is filled with real-world examples and supplemented with detailed "here's why it works" illustrations and related websites you can go to for additional information. As a bonus, you will learn the secrets of becoming financially independent that are covered in the "Putting Everything Together" chapter at the end of the book. You'll find out how you can dramatically improve the overall quality of your life once you eliminate your debt load. The sooner you start mounting an assault on your personal debt, the sooner you will see your debt numbers heading down rather than up. When that happens, you will feel great. With this book at your side, you can conquer debt and secure your financial future. Contributor Bio:  Rye, David About the Author David Rye, M. B. A., is a former executive and founder of the Computech Corporation, which specializes in the development of human resource retirement software. Rye now writes about retirement-related subjects full-time