A few weeks ago, I flew down to TX (twice actually) for business, and on my last flight back to DC, I ended up on a tiny plane next to a young woman who was bumped from another cancelled flight. We got to chatting and I learned that she's newly … [Read more...] about Getting back to basics: Counseling others…and cars!
How many of you have said "I'm always going to have a car (or credit card, or student loan) payment"? Ten years ago, I was definitely one of those people, and I know a number in my family still think that way, and I'm sure some friends and other … [Read more...] about Living a Life of Payments
(Guest Post by Allison Abel) Like the Dude, my spouse and I found ourselves buried under debt and we, too, decided to blog about it. We opted for what we called Commando Financial Warfare (CFW) – zero spending on anything not essential for … [Read more...] about How to Publish Your Own E-Book
(Guest Post by Alban) If you have ever marvelled at and admired the motivation and dedication of athletes performing at their best, you have probably also wondered whether you had it in you to apply the same passion and achievement in your own … [Read more...] about Beef Up Your Personal Finances with These 10 Tips
by Clever Dudette "I am never going to get out of debt. Why should I even bother?" Have you ever thought that you will never get out of debt or that your financial troubles will always bring you down, that you are going to be haunted by your … [Read more...] about An Attitude for Being Debt Free
I won't say I grew up in a poor family, nor will I say I grew up in a rich one. From my knowledge, although my parents can contend this, I think we were in the lower middle class zone of the economic spectrum. I was born in the Pennsylvania, then … [Read more...] about Appreciating Your Own Financial Education Experience
