Master Your Debt: Slash Your Monthly Payments and Become Debt Free

“The book covers virtually all the debt bases with hard-hitting advice…and various resources to empower readers and help them regain their financial footing.” – Publishers Weekly

Jordan Goodman has helped tens of thousands of people pay off their debt by giving them the knowledge and tools to secure their financial future. A frequent guest on national TV and radio shows, Goodman delivers valuable information and provides guidance even in the most worrisome financial situations. From credit card debt to mortgage payments, student loans to medical bills, Goodman offers actionable solutions that help consumers conquer their massive debt obligations. 

In MASTER YOUR DEBT (Wiley, $24.95; February) Goodman teams up with consumer advocate Bill Westrom to walk readers through the many ways they can become debt free, including how to:  

• Pay off a 30-year fixed rate mortgage within 5-7 years by applying a revolutionary strategy called mortgage equity acceleration.
• Make the most of the new credit card rules under the Credit Cardholders’ Bill of Rights.
• Negotiate better terms and payments for burdensome medical bills, student loans, mortgages and credit cards. 

Enthusiastic and engaging, Goodman shares information and enlightens readers with priceless financial gems he has collected during his remarkable 30-year career as a journalist at Money magazine, as a regular guest expert on many radio and TV stations across the country and as the author of 13 highly-regarded personal-finance books, including several best sellers. 

The world of borrowing and debt management has changed dramatically since President Obama took office. MASTER YOUR DEBT provides readers with the best ways to reduce their debts by taking advantage of:

• New credit card laws.
• New mortgage modification and short-sale options.    
• Innovative loan and mortgage products.
• Revised student loan procedures.
• Current borrowing guidelines by banks and other lenders. 

The book provides many specific, helpful resources including websites, toll-free numbers, publications and organizations that readers can use to implement the most effective debt-reduction strategies.  

The many recent changes in the world of credit make it imperative that Americans cope with debt in new ways. In today's difficult and incredibly volatile economy, getting out of debt is the key to surviving and even thriving. By learning valuable tips and tricks that the banks don’t want consumers to know, readers can seize the opportunity to master their debt, and regain their financial freedom.