Posts Tagged ‘Living’

Finance Unit 3: Reading For Living Series (Reading Grade Levels 3-5, Interest Grade Levels 6-Adult)

Prepare your students for the task of living and teach them life skills such as how to find a job, how to budget money, the importance of voting, dealing with personal feelings, and much more. Builds comprehension, word skills and vocabulary through high-interest themes. The program enables targeting of specific skills and needs of individual students. This Finance Unit 3 Program (one of the 3 in the series) covers: credit, credit bureaus, debt, money management, finding jobs, marriage, first aid, stealing, patents and pride in work. Skills Covered: adjective forms, context clues, pronunciation key, detail, main idea, relationships, emotions, sensory impressions, judging statements, judging relevancy, solving problems. Includes 12 comprehensive lessons, 6 audio CDs, a 32-pg. reproducible Student Activity Book, Teacher’s Guide with Answer Keys, and CD-ROM of student activity pages in PDF format. Program is organized in a sturdy vinyl binder. Designed for Reading Level G (more…)

Debt-Proof Living: The Complete Guide to Living Financially Free (Debt-Proof Living (Paperback)) [Paperback]

Amazon.com Review

There are plenty of heavily pedigreed personal-finance experts dishing out good advice, but not many who know what it’s like to have to eat ramen all month to make a car payment. On the other hand, there’s Mary Hunt, a recovered credit card addict whose free-spending ways landed her family in the middle of $100,000 of unsecured debt in the early 1980s. Pulling herself out of that morass gave Hunt the courage to strike out on her own as a writer, motivational speaker, and the brains behind The Cheapskate Monthly, a newsletter and Web site (www.cheapsk8.com) dedicated to promoting the art of living within one’s means, a message that grows ever more urgent as the average American family struggles each year to pay $1,200 in interest alone on revolving, unsecured debt. While Hunt’s previous books have echoed some consistent themes–debt bad, saving good–they’ve addressed a hodgepodge of different areas: building financial confidence in wome (more…)

Debt-Free Living: Eliminating Debt in a New Economy [Paperback]

So much has changed . . . and yet, so much is exactly the same. Debt-Free Living has sold more than 300,000 copies in the two decades since Larry Burkett first laid down the challenge to live debt-free lives. And now, on the heels of the debt-fueled debacle that was 2008-2009, we need this message now, more than ever. With people’s credit, mortgages, car payments, salaries, commissions, and bills fluctuating daily, Debt-Free Living has never looked more attractive. This bestselling book has been updated and revised to reflect today’s realities alongside timeless biblical truth. Learn about the origin of most financial troubles and break out of the debt cycle. Debt-Free Living is a necessary resource to battle the ever-present temptation and trappings of more and more debt that keep weighing you down.

About the Author

LARRY BURKETT was a well-known authority on business and personal finance. He wrote more than seventy books, including non-fiction (more…)

Debt Free Living [Paperback]

Credit is so easily obtained and credit card applications flow into our mailboxes virtually every day. Many couples find themselves deeply in debt and not even sure of how they got there let alone how they can get out of it. Larry Burkett has the solution!His bestselling book, Debt-Free Living, has been updated and modernized. Debt-Free Living has been providing poignant and biblical teaching on debt for over a decade. This updated resource will teach the consumer about the origin of most financial troubles and help him or her break the ‘debt cycle.’ Debt-Free Living is a necessary resource to battle the temptation and trappings of debt that are weighing you down.

From the Publisher

Debt has dominated the financial direction of our society over the past sixty years. Credit card offers flow into our mailboxes virtually every day. Countless families give the false impression of being wealthy while drowning in a sea of debt. In fact, nearly 80 (more…)