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Debt, Patiently. A Long Road Out for People Without a Quick Fix
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- Nombre de pages167
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-3-565-56273-2
- EAN9783565562732
- Date de parution15/07/2026
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Taille804 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurEmphaloz Publishing House
Résumé
The American financial system is built on a powerful myth: the clean slate. But for millions drowning in debt, this promise of a fresh start feels like a cruel mirage. Why do financial miracles seem reserved for banks, while individuals are left to struggle for decades?
Debt, Patiently investigates the hidden machinery that locks individuals out of true financial relief. It exposes how a multi-million dollar lobbying effort by the credit card industry dismantled personal bankruptcy protections, creating a system designed for prolonged extraction.
The book dissects the cases of Kevin Rosenberg and Citigroup to reveal a shocking double standard: bespoke salvation for institutions, a "certainty of hopelessness" for people. This is not another guide to quick fixes. Instead, Caldwell provides a battle-tested roadmap for the long road out, drawing lessons from the methodical rebuilding of post-bankruptcy Orange County and the personal resilience of Abraham Lincoln.
This investigation uncovers the patient, disciplined strategies required to not only reach zero, but to build a durable financial future on the other side.
The book dissects the cases of Kevin Rosenberg and Citigroup to reveal a shocking double standard: bespoke salvation for institutions, a "certainty of hopelessness" for people. This is not another guide to quick fixes. Instead, Caldwell provides a battle-tested roadmap for the long road out, drawing lessons from the methodical rebuilding of post-bankruptcy Orange County and the personal resilience of Abraham Lincoln.
This investigation uncovers the patient, disciplined strategies required to not only reach zero, but to build a durable financial future on the other side.
