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Find Hidden Sources of Money to Pay off Debt

Posted by admin @ 7:28 AM, Tuesday Apr 29th, 2008

You’ve probably heard a lot of good advice over the years on how to pay off your debts, including the tip that you should pay more than the minimum payment due each month. However, this may not always be easy when you are on a tight budget. Even if you want to pay more than […]

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5 Bad Habits that Lead to Debt Disaster and How to Avoid Them

Posted by admin @ 3:19 PM, Tuesday Apr 1st, 2008

Debt problems don’t happen overnight. They are the cumulative result of habits that build up over time. Often times, when people find themselves overwhelmed with debt they wish that they could just turn back the clock and change their ways. Instead of lamenting over past mistakes, why not identify problem-causing habits now and stop them […]

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America is Drowning in Debt: 5 Tips to Reach the Shore

Posted by admin @ 11:04 AM, Monday Mar 17th, 2008

According to the Federal Reserve, Americans are drowning in debt with a record revolving credit balance of $975.2 million as of the end of 2007.  This works out to around $11,000 to $12,000 in credit card debt for the average household in the United States, a pretty staggering total.  Are you one of the millions […]

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3 Easy Steps to Create a Household Budget and Build-up your Savings Account

Posted by admin @ 10:53 AM, Tuesday Mar 11th, 2008

If you need to develop a savings account but don’t know how you’ll find the spare money, then you may need to look at your household budget. With a proper budget established, you’ll have enough money for your fixed monthly expenses and for your savings account. It’s very important to have a savings account. It’s […]

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6 Tips to Debt Proof your Life this Holiday Shopping Season

Posted by admin @ 12:58 PM, Thursday Nov 29th, 2007

The holiday shopping season is here and with it, its inevitable companion, debt!  Who doesn’t overspend during the holidays?  Does it make it any better if that overspending is to the benefit of another?  We tell ourselves that it’s okay if our spending during the holidays is a little “out of control” if the end-result […]

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