Kingdom Financial Principles Offers help to Middle Class Debt Dilemma

Groton, VT – September 18, 2003 – Bill and Nancy didn’t set their sights on riches. They just wanted a share in the lifestyle of middle class America. Both Bill and Nancy had been raised in the grip of financial struggles and they knew that good work ethics and with the right education they could afford a lifestyle for their family in a status lifting them above that of the blue-collar world.

(PRWEB) September 20, 2003

Bill and Nancy didn’t set their sights on riches. They just wanted a share in the lifestyle of middle class America. Both Bill and Nancy had been raised in the grip of financial struggles and they knew that good work ethics and with the right education they could afford a lifestyle for their family in a status lifting them above that of the blue-collar world. What they found was disillusionment as their vision of the American dream began crumbling under the tide of financial burdens. Now, ten years later, their status is hallmarked by debt.

Bill and Nancy aren’t alone. According to a consumer bankruptcy study at Harvard University, 92% of all Americans filing were within middle class America and that number represents nearly 1.5 million bankruptcies in the middle class. The university study (“Consumer Bankruptcy Project”) states three causes as the underpinnings of bankruptcy: loss of job, divorce, and medical difficulties. But these causes don’t tell the whole story.

Gene Jolley, President of Kingdom Financial Principles (KFP) and creator of the Rapid Debt Reducer software, is well aware of the debt dilemma facing America. Whereas one breadwinner could once support a family it now takes two and even then it is too often a losing struggle. Why? Because the wallets of America are being targeted by temptation to buy now and pay later, to refinance, to consolidate, and to be plunged into a pit of debt few can crawl out of.

The Debt-Free and Prosperous Living seminars are dedicated to educating America not only to the dangers of many debt traps but also to a proven method of insuring a future embraced in financial freedom. There is a solution to the middle class debt dilemma and Gene Jolley, a Personal Debt Elimination Specialist, is ready to help.

Contact:

Gene Jolley

Kingdom Financial Principles

877-584-0536

http://www.solongbills.com