Debt-Proof Your Marriage: How to Achieve Financial Harmony

No matter what your financial situation looks like right now, you and your spouse can take steps toward being debt-free - and strengthen your marriage in the process. In this highly practical book, Mary Hunt helps you bring the principles of intimacy, the foundation for harmony and debt-free living, into money management. These principles include acceptance, freedom, safety, and honesty, creating an atmosphere that unifies two lives into one.

'Debt-Proof Your Marriage' is packed with real-life advice, sprinkled with humor, that will renew your hope and determination. It covers everything you need for managing your money in harmony, including the "80 percent solution," forty places to find money (that you didn't know you had), how to reconcile different money behaviors and beliefs, and much more.

Reading this book will empower you to take care of the present, clean up the past, and prepare for a successful, debt-free future.

Most importantly, it will empower you to live debt-free - protecting your marriage, your money, and your peace of mind!

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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:

twice as good, 2008-08-28
This book has fantastic financial advice. It teaches us how to make smarter financial decisions and how to be accountable for every dollar we earn. What made this a fantastic book for me was that is also had some wonderful advise for relationships. I learned a great deal about life reading this book. I would definately recommend this book to anyone who could benefit from sound financial and relationship advice. (who couldn't)


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Thanks to DPYM: Credit Card Balance: $0 !!!, 2008-06-18
This book helped my wife and I to get our view of money straightened out. We got out from under close to $10k of credit card debt in less than a year and have stayed out!


0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

Antiquated, condescending, religious based drivel, 2008-04-11
This book was an utter waste of time. Every other sentence is some drivel about "asking god for help" and "respecting your husband's place as the leader of your family."

If you are VERY old-fashioned, are a woman with no intention of being independent- either financially or emotionally- then check this book out.

If you want to really learn how to get out of debt and the basics of investing regardless of your income, check out "Smart Couples Finish Rich" it's the straight forward facts, worksheets, and exercises to actually help you.

This author should have stayed preaching her supposed knowledge to her bible study groups.


0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:

Learn how to manage money, not just save, 2007-08-19
I have read many financial books. They seem to focus on investing money or just tell you to stop spending and save. This was the first book that gave me a specific plan on how to manage my money. When I read this book in April of 2006, my husband and I had nearly $9,000 in credit card debt. With Mary's steps to money management, we were able to pay off all our credit card debt and buy a house in just over a year. If you need specific strategies to save and manage your money to get and stay out of debt, this is the perfect book.


1 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

corny but good, 2007-05-07
The information was very helpful, and I have passed on copies to my married children. It is a little hard to get past the folksy style of writing.

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