Published: Sunday, June 13, 2010
Check out these books for help with financial problems
Credit card overuse, late bill payment of identity theft can quickly accumulate into a serious debt and credit problem.
What can an individual or family do to reign in debt and credit spending, and reestablish a good credit history?
The answer may lie with a number of books that offer insights on dealing with debt and credit issues. Here are a few titles:
“A Survival Guide to Debt: How to Overcome Tough Times and Restore Your Financial Health”
By Mitchell Allen; Greenleaf Book Group Press, 274 pages ($14.95)
Covers dealing with debt, credit dos and don’ts, and assessing your financial situation.
“Credit Repair, 9th Ed.”
By Robin Leonard and John Lamb; NOLO, 288 pages ($24.99)
Workbook with a range of information on credit repair and re-establishing good credit.
“American Credit Repair: Everything You Need to Know about Raising Your Credit Score”
By Trevor Rhodes and Nadine Smith; McGraw-Hill, 272 pages ($24.95)
Spotlights credit repair basics, mending a credit report and how to rebuild credit.
“The Complete Credit Repair Kit, 2nd Ed.”
By Brette McWhorter Sember; Sourcebooks, 448 pages ($19.95)
Discusses how to examine a debt situation, address specific types of debt, create good credit, and more.
“The Credit Repair Handbook”
By John Ventura; Kaplan, 288 pages ($19.95)
Explains how credit reports and scores work, correcting credit problems and rebuilding credit.
What can an individual or family do to reign in debt and credit spending, and reestablish a good credit history?
The answer may lie with a number of books that offer insights on dealing with debt and credit issues. Here are a few titles:
“A Survival Guide to Debt: How to Overcome Tough Times and Restore Your Financial Health”
By Mitchell Allen; Greenleaf Book Group Press, 274 pages ($14.95)
Covers dealing with debt, credit dos and don’ts, and assessing your financial situation.
“Credit Repair, 9th Ed.”
By Robin Leonard and John Lamb; NOLO, 288 pages ($24.99)
Workbook with a range of information on credit repair and re-establishing good credit.
“American Credit Repair: Everything You Need to Know about Raising Your Credit Score”
By Trevor Rhodes and Nadine Smith; McGraw-Hill, 272 pages ($24.95)
Spotlights credit repair basics, mending a credit report and how to rebuild credit.
“The Complete Credit Repair Kit, 2nd Ed.”
By Brette McWhorter Sember; Sourcebooks, 448 pages ($19.95)
Discusses how to examine a debt situation, address specific types of debt, create good credit, and more.
“The Credit Repair Handbook”
By John Ventura; Kaplan, 288 pages ($19.95)
Explains how credit reports and scores work, correcting credit problems and rebuilding credit.
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