A Book About Escaping Credit Card Debt

Mic Insky’s impeccable take on modern debt and what it means to be a contemporary debtor is destined to redefine Americans in the red. Uncollectible is a brilliantly told, powerfully written, honest, and intelligent account of a young college dropout going for broke against conventional wisdom and seemingly against all odds. Mic Insky turns mainstream wisdom upside down, while bringing common sense back to the chalkboard for anyone planning on getting-or staying-free from the burdens of debt.

Uncollectible is a must-read for all young people heading off to college as well as for older adults struggling with decades of debt. A sensational, crucial book for any young man or woman coming of age in the time of easy credit, or for anyone who is concerned about someone locked in a cycle of debt. Uncollectible is eye-opening, witty, unreservedly riveting, and fated to become a classic.

About the Author

A native of Atlanta, Georgia, Mic In-sky graduated from the Ohio State University, with a B.A. in Economic Theory. He is currently a post-graduate in the Dwight Look College of Engineering where his applied focus is centered on the engineering of economic and financial systems. While not stuck in a laboratory or library, Mic prefers spending time outdoors hiking, camping, and watching birds with his wife and their new son, Jack.

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November 4th, 2009 | Category: Credit Card Debt | 1 Comment »
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Anonymous Says:
November 4th, 2009 at 11:44 pm
Mr. Insky’s book is a must read for anyone who owns a credit card. His book unveils the reality of how credit card issuing banks make keeping you in debt their number one priority. He explains complex financial theories in a very easy to comprehend way, and he intersperses with the story of his own personal struggle with debt. Uncollectible is an inspiring story of two young people who revolt against the status quo of indebtedness and forge their own path back to happiness and fiscal solvency. Read this book. You won’t be able to put it down.

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