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Rich Brott writes about business, finance, purpose and stewardship – with a grounded perspective for the decisions that shape an abundant life.

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Biblical Principles For Staying Out Of Debt: 7 Things You Must Know!
DEBT MANAGEMENT

Biblical Principles For Staying Out Of Debt: 7 Things You Must Know!

BY RICH BROTT | PUBLISHED: JULY 26, 2007 | SOFTCOVER, 6″ X 9″, 120 PAGES – $27.11

In easy-to-understand narrative, author Rich Brott explains the great danger that all of us will make bad financial decisions. It’s not that we deliberately set out to do so; we just follow cultural norms and wind up deep in debt.

While many are able to recognize bad spending habits and spending patterns and actively take corrective measures, getting out of debt just brings you to the starting line. Next comes a tenacious determination to stay out of debt. After that follows a commitment to building long-term financial security and independence.

The content of this book will help you to understand seven biblical principles for staying out of debt. It starts out with how to have right thinking and knowing exactly where your money is going. The book ends with teaching you how to set financial goals and how to invest for your future.

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Debt Management

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Common Errors In Budgeting

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