It's not how you invest your money that counts the most - it's how you spend it.

Having gone through financial challenges which took us to the verge of bankruptcy and required selling virtually everything we had and starting over, we developed a passion to want to help people learn what we learned.  That is what inspired Boiled Down Money Goo, tips for propelling your financial future.

With just the basic information in this book, you will be well equipped to move from the poor house to an easier street.  It takes some work but it is so worth it.  Join the growing number of people who refuse to keep giving their hard earned money away to the banks and credit card companies.

             Can you imagine what it feels like to have no debt? 

                       Work is a pain.  Money doesn't have to be. 

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Boiled Down Money Goo is used as a supplemental reading resource at:
     Bozeman High School Personal Finance Class
     Good Samaritan Ministries

Available in paperback or ebook edition at:
     Amazon.com
     Smashwords.com
     Createspace.com
     Itunes.apple.com
     Barnesandnoble.com
     Diesel-ebooks.com
     ebookstore.sony.com

Bet you've never read a money book like Boiled Down Money Goo - tips for propelling your financial future!

Authors Daniel & Deborah Minteer got out of debt and paid off their new house in just seven years.  Not bad for a couple that had a zero net worth at the beginning!  They didn't win the lottery, inherit money, or find a tin can of money buried in the back yard. 

With focused and lighthearted wit, they share all the "light bulb" ideas on how they dumped debt and risk at the same time.  Their approach does not involve graphs, formulas, or the typical boring content of most financial books.  Each chapter conveys simple, yet profound ideas.  Here's a sample of their fun to-the-point style:

"...we love our cars and trucks.  A tough truck, sleek luxury car, or classic muscle car is a thing of beauty.  The look, feel and smell of new rigs are exciting, and can bring a smile to the grouchiest person’s face.  Too bad the smell is simply toxic fumes being released into the air….and that would explain the stupid grin on our face and why our math skills disappear after test-driving a new rig..."

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