Joyfully Debt Free

About the Book

A few years ago, John Floyd was in a financial mess. He struggled to pay his bills, had no money saved or invested, and constantly got threatening phone calls from collection agencies. But one day he got fed up and decided to turn his life around financially. In just a short time he was paying his bills in full and on time, saving and investing lots of money, and avoiding debt.

Now, in his new book Joyfully Debt Free, Floyd tells you how he did it and how you can too. It doesn't matter how much you make, or how tough things are - you CAN turn your life around financially.

But don't expect another boring financial book written by some stuffy "expert". This was written by someone who has been on the bottom and climbed his way out. Floyd has spent many years working as a stand-up comedian so he knows how to keep things simple, interesting, and entertaining.

So stop living paycheck to paycheck, stop trying to keep up with people who are probably in worse financial shape than you, stop putting off saving for tomorrow, stop letting financial companies take advantage of you, and start letting compound interest help you instead of hurting you. You can't afford to go another day without reading this book!

About the Author

A few years ago John Floyd was in bad financial shape. He was in debt, had no retirement plan and very little savings, and lived paycheck to paycheck. But one day he got fed up and decided to turn around his life financially. In a short period of time he got out of debt, started saving and investing on a regular basis, and turned his back on credit. Today he devotes his life to teaching people about money.

In this informative and humorous book (after all, the author has spent many years working as a stand-up comedian) find out how John Floyd:

- Paid off his credit cards and now never has credit card debt.
- Socked away money for emergencies.
- Maxes out retirement funds.
- Went from having trouble financing a car, to paying cash for one in just a few years.
- Went from struggling to pay rent on his apartment, to buying a home that he is set to have paid off in a fraction of the time that most people do.
- Learned that giving is the most important thing you can do with your money.

And how YOU can do all of this too!

John Floyd is just a regular guy. He didn't go to an Ivy League school and has never worked in the financial field. But the beauty of his system is that none of that matters. No matter what you do for a living, how much money you make, where you went to school, or how bad off you are - if he can do this, so can you.