Debt-Free Living:

How would you like to pay off your credit cards, student loans, car loans, other consumer debts, etc., in one to three years and then pay off a 30-year mortgage in another 5-8 years? You don’t have to live a hermit’s lifestyle or need a second job to do it either – all it takes is this class!

Whether you make $30,000 or $350,000, have good, bad, or no credit, this is purely an educational experience that will change your life…forever!

The key to financial independence is to first “invest” in your debts by using our simple linear math, variable path methodology to eliminate all of your debts quickly while most Americans are struggling just to pay off their debts. You will learn the amazing value of operating 100% on cash! Think it can’t be done? Think again! Seewing Yee has taught thousands how to do just that.

Learn why your debt is your best first investment. If you are contributing to a 401K, 403B, IRA or other retirement plan you’ll learn why you’ll want to put those contributions on hold until you’re debt-free. He will explain:

• Why most conventional investment strategies does not work
• Why the mortgage interest deduction is a farce
• How to handle emergency money needs
• Pay cash for your next car or your next house and really enjoy the self-empowering benefits of living 100% on cash

You will walk away with a written debt elimination plan, your independent lifestyle “to-do” list to keep you motivated and on-course, and secrets to finding extra money in your budget.

Come experience the #1debt elimination and financial planning seminar in the country and find out what your return will be! Materials fee of $49.00 is payable to the instructor at the door for comprehensive 250 pages workbook. Bring list of debts, calculator, and a pencil. Couples are highly encouraged to attend together. This is purely an educational workshop and no gimmick, refinancing, or bimonthly mortgage schemes are sold. To assure your seat for financial independence, register today! Seating is limited.

Seewing Yee, BBA in Accounting, Masters (MS) Taxation, has successfully provided comprehensive financial advisory services for nearly 26 years. He continues to utilize his accumulation of knowledge, wisdom, and dedication in his role as a trusted financial advisor. Mr. Yee’s expertise is virtually all aspects of money management, including credit and debt consulting, real estate investments, and financial and retirement planning. He conducts over 200 financial seminars each year throughout California at over 30 colleges and universities.

Current Tentative Dates and times for this class:

Must call each respective school to register:

1) Las Positas College, Livermore, CA, (925) 373-5867; Friday, 3/19/04, 6-9:30 PM, www.laspositas.org and click on community education

2) Chabot College, Hayward, CA, (510) 723-6665, Monday, 4/19/04, 6-10:00 PM, www.chabotcollege.edu

3) De Anza College, Cupertino, CA, (408) 864-8817, Thursday, 5/20/04, 6-9:30 PM, www.deanza.fhda.edu

4) College of San Mateo, CA, (650) 574-6149, Saturday, 3/20/04, 9:00 AM-12:30 PM, gocsm.net

5) Gavilan College, Gilroy, CA, (408) 847-2514, Tuesday, 4/20/04, 6-9:30 PM, www.gavilan.edu

6) College of Marin, Kentfield, CA, (415) 883-3217, Monday, 5/17/04, 9:00 AM-12:30 PM, marincommunityed.org

7) Sunnyvale-Cupertino Adult & Community Education (408) 522-2700, Wednesday, 4/28/04, 6-9:30 PM, www.ace.fuhsd.org

8) Fremont Adult School (510) 791-5841 or (510) 793-6465, Friday, 4/30/04, 6-10:00 PM, www.fasce.com

9) Martinez Adult School, Martinez, CA (925) 228-3276, Monday, 6/21/04, 6-10:00 PM, mtec.mtzusd.k12.ca.us

10) Castro Valley Adult School, Castro Valley, CA, (510) 886-1000, Wednesday, 4/7/04, 6-9:30 PM, www.cvadult.org

11) Ventura College, Ventura, CA, (805) 654-6400, Monday, 7/26/04, 6-9:30 PM, www.ventura.cc.ca.us

12) Citrus College, Glendora, CA, (626) 852-8022, Tuesday, 6/15/04, 6-9:30 PM, www.citruscollege.edu

13) Saddleback College, Mission Viejo, CA (949) 582-
4326, Thursday, 6/17/04, 6-9:30 PM, www.saddleback-ce.com

14) Los Angeles Pierce College, Woodland Hills, CA, (818) 719-6425, Monday, 5/3/04, 6-9:30 PM PM, www.lapc.cc.ca.us

15) El Camino College, Torrance, CA, (310) 660-6466, Tuesday, 5/4/04, 6-9:30 PM, www.elcamino.cc.ca.us

16) Glendale Community College, Glendale, CA, (818) 548-0864, ext 5015/5016, Monday, 5/10/04, 6-9:30 PM, www.glendale.edu/cse

 

Is this “Debt-Free Living” class for me?

 

 

Q. What immediate benefits will I gain when I attend?

A. You will leave with your own written, step-by-step, debt elimination plan. If followed, within 5-8 years, the average person is totally debt free, including their mortgage! This provides for some real enthusiasm and hope. You will see that this is personally very achievable.

Q. I am not really in debt. I only have a mortgage. Is this class for somebody like me?

A. Absolutely! You will learn why you want to pay off the mortgage as fast as possible. You will learn why the mortgage interest deduction is a myth in terms of savings you money.

Q. I don’t perceive myself as having a “debt problem”. Is this class for me?

A. Absolutely! Whether you have a small amount of debt or a large amount, you can benefit from the education. Also, it doesn’t matter what your income is. People with lower incomes have smaller total amounts of debt. People with substantial incomes have more zeros behind the debt balances!

Q. I view my situation as hopeless. Can this class help somebody like me?

A. Absolutely! Nobody has ever taken the class and left without hope for the future. Some of us just need a little more proactive help than others. We will provide each person with the solutions necessary to solve the situation they are in.

Q. What is the biggest hindrance for people trying to get ahead financially?

A. DEBT! And no written financial goals with strategies to achieve them. Think about this: What if you had no more debt? No house payment, no car payments, no student loans, no credit card balances, etc…? Would life be different? Would you have a lot of extra money at the end of the month? What if you could live without a credit card, on 100% cash? What did people do before credit cards came along? How did they ever function?

Q. I really think that what I need is more money (income). Can this all be accomplished without increasing my income?

A. Yes. Unfortunately, most of us think that the answer is more income. We have all proved, however, that more income is not the answer. Most of us make more money today than we did 5-10 years ago, and yet aren’t necessarily better off?

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