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Kevin Trudeau Debt Cures Book Reviews of Chapter Fifteen

After giving us information over the last several chapters on how to get out of debt and stay out of debt, in Chapter 15 of Debt Cures, Kevin Trudeau goes back to his attack on lenders in the United States. Each year credit card companies pay millions of dollars in lawsuits for fraudulent actions committed against their customers. Recently, it was shown that one credit card company had their employees hold or shred customers’ checks so that they could charge late fees, while another charged customers for services that they never ordered. Imagine, being required to refund millions of dollars a year and still the credit card companies are highly profitable.

One credit card company took the liberty of changing the monthly due date of its customers. Only they didn’t bother to point out the change and must people realized it changed only after they noticed the late fee penalty on their next bill. That’s why you need to read your monthly statement carefully and call to question and complain when there is a charge that should not be there. Keep fighting back. That’s what a resident of Minnesota did. She signed up due to a low, fixed interest rate. A few months later she noticed that the interest rate went up. So she contacted the credit card company and she contacted the Minnesota state attorney’s office. She knew her rights and she fought back. Credit card companies spend millions of dollars a year on marketing campaigns because they think they can get the money back.

Make sure you are not a victim of any company schemes. Trudeau says you should file a complaint if you suspect anything shady. The first place to start is with your state’s Attorney General’s office. While the federal government may not do much, your state most likely has an office to investigate consumer issues. Most lawsuits against credit card companies are filed by attorney generals, and most of them are initiated due to average citizens like yourself taking the time to complain. While the federal government does little about credit card companies, your local congressman just might. Remember to contact them; they are ultimately responsible to you. You elect them to office; not the credit card company’s contribution. Make sure they are reminded of that.

Trudeau also provides contact information for other government offices to contact. And if you are worried about what to say, Trudeau also gives details on the information you should be providing. Remember it’s your money and you need to fight to keep it.

 Watch out for a little tactic call Universal Default. Universal default is legal, but Trudeau screams about how unfair it is. An example of Universal default is when you make a late payment to company A and they raise your rate because of it. Then, other companies are now allowed to increase their rate to you even if you have never missed a payment with them. Trudeau says the average default interest rate is 24%. Imagine if this happened while you were in school. You turned in homework late in English class, and now you math teacher lowers your grade as well. Kevin Trudeau encourages you to call your congressman and complain. Debt Cures teaches you how to fight back.