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The bestselling author of Debt-Free U returns<br />

with an entertaining finance guide for<br />

twentysomethings<br />

Zac Bissonnette paid his own way through college and, in<br />

his junior year, wrote a bestseller about how anyone can<br />

get a great education without signing their dreams over<br />

to Sallie Mae. He won acclaim from some of the biggest<br />

names in personal finance, including Suze Orman, Dave<br />

Ramsey, Andrew Tobias, and David Bach. Now he’s back<br />

to help a group that desperately needs it: recent grads with<br />

passion, dreams, and debt-to-income ratios that make the<br />

federal government look like Warren Buffett.<br />

For many in their early twenties, newfound independence<br />

and peer pressure to splurge lead to decisions that could<br />

ruin their lives. But if they can be smart during their<br />

first ten years after college, young people can build a<br />

foundation for a life more secure, stable, and relaxed than<br />

those of their parents.<br />

Bissonnette offers fresh insights into everything from job<br />

hunting to buying a car to saving for retirement—with detours<br />

to discuss wine connoisseurs, Really Broke Housewives, and<br />

Lenny Dykstra. He reveals why FICO scores are overrated,<br />

<strong>online</strong> job applications are a waste of time, car loans are for<br />

suckers, and credit card rewards are a scam.<br />

Blending pop culture and serious research, this entertaining<br />

book will show you how to make good choices today so<br />

you can be richer, smarter (and better looking!) for years to<br />

come.<br />

Praise for Debt-Free U:<br />

“A real mule kick to the higher educational<br />

status quo . . . He’s a contrarian, and his<br />

book is packed with studies and statistics<br />

to back up his analysis. It’s a magical<br />

combination that college-bound students<br />

and their parents should read.”<br />

—USA Today<br />

“He has written the best and most<br />

troubling book ever about the college<br />

admissions process.”<br />

—Jay Mathews, The Washington Post<br />

“Provides a ton of food for thought for<br />

your college planning process.”<br />

—The Christian Science Monitor<br />

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