And, to make it even worse, all this has happened when you were beginning to look forward to some day retiring.

To solve this terrible, and very real, threat

In a recent article for AARP, Lucretia Marmon says older Americans are going deeper in debt!

Did you know that 450,000 of them filed for bankruptcy in 2003? This makes older Americans the fastest growing age group in bankruptcy. It seems that a down-turn in economic times and today’s easy credit are causing people, particularly those 50 to 65, to accumulate too much mortgage and credit card debt.

Many of you reading this who have been “downsized” from a good job, with little prospects of finding another one, often use credit cards to tide you over. Job loss and medical expenses top the reasons for indebtedness and bankruptcy. And, to make it even worse, all this has happened when you were beginning to look forward to some day retiring.

To solve this terrible, and very real, threat

This makes older Americans the fastest growing age group in bankruptcy. It seems that a down-turn in economic times and today’s easy credit are causing people, particularly those 50 to 65, to accumulate too much mortgage and credit card debt.

Many of you reading this who have been “downsized” from a good job, with little prospects of finding another one, often use credit cards to tide you over. Job loss and medical expenses top the reasons for indebtedness and bankruptcy. And, to make it even worse, all this has happened when you were beginning to look forward to some day retiring.

To solve this terrible, and very real, threat

particularly those 50 to 65, to accumulate too much mortgage and credit card debt.

Many of you reading this who have been “downsized” from a good job, with little prospects of finding another one, often use credit cards to tide you over. Job loss and medical expenses top the reasons for indebtedness and bankruptcy. And, to make it even worse, all this has happened when you were beginning to look forward to some day retiring.

To solve this terrible, and very real, threat

little prospects of finding another one, often use credit cards to tide you over. Job loss and medical expenses top the reasons for indebtedness and bankruptcy. And, to make it even worse, all this has happened when you were beginning to look forward to some day retiring.

To solve this terrible, and very real, threat

And, to make it even worse, all this has happened when you were beginning to look forward to some day retiring.

To solve this terrible, and very real, threat to our families’ present and future well-being what can a person do? Find a source of new, and adequate, income, of course.

How do you do that, I hear you asking. After doing much research on the subject I have come to the conclusion that one way to help ourselves, and help others, is through a way often overlooked or ignored. That way is Network Marketing!

Before you put that down as a tired old scheme, you should be open-minded enough to give it some thought. Read “RichDad’s The Business School” by Robert T. Kiyosaki and “The New Pro- fessionals” by Dr. Charles W. King, Professor of Marketing at the University of Chicago.