Credit Cards & Debt
Paying Down Debt – Which Strategy Is Right for You?
The Debt Movement is now in full swing, and if you’ve made the pledge to get out of debt, hopefully you’re building momentum and feeling good about your journey to be debt free. However, many people [...]
Debt Movement Update – It’s Time to Rock, I Salute You!
If you’re a first-time visitor here at WSL, welcome! For those of you that have been around awhile, you know that I specifically dedicated the entire month of January to the Debt Movement where we’re working [...]
SmarterBucks – Helping You Pay Down Your Student Loans More Quickly
Editor’s note: as we’ve reviewed various debt reduction strategies, implored you to consider using the cash envelope system to gain control over your spending, and having been writing numerous other posts to help readers pay off [...]
Why I Chose the Debt Avalanche Method to Pay My Debts
As the new year starts up, so does the debate about the best way to pay your debts. There are a myriad of debt reduction strategies, but the debate rages on and centers around the two [...]
ReadyForZero: The Fastest Way to Become Debt Free
As we begin a new year, we long to finally make this the year we make a lasting difference in our lives. While 2012 witnessed us throw our resolutions out the window by mid-January, 2013 brings [...]
Debt Reduction Strategy: The Debt Siege
In honor of The Debt Movement, an effort for consumers to join forces to pay off $10 million in debt over the course of 90 days, I’d like to talk about one of the debt reduction [...]
How to Get Your Family On Board When Paying Off Debt
You may have joined the Debt Movement a few weeks ago. You may be pumped and excited to become debt free. You may be the “nerd” in your family, as Dave Ramsey says, who enjoys creating [...]
Rock That Debt – Reader’s Budget Analysis
As the Debt Movement surges along and we look to help give you ways to pay off debt, I gave WSL readers the opportunity to have me review (and analyze) their personal budget and goals. My [...]
What to Do About Medical Debt
A not-so-new type of debt is filling out the credit profiles of millions of people – medical debt. This has actually been going on for a long time, the difference today is that medical debts are [...]
How to Become Rich e-Course
- Introduction
- Step #1: Work on Making More Money
- Step #2: Review Your Auto & Home Insurance
- Step #3: Get Your Budget On
- Step #4: Develop YOUR Road-Map
- Step #5: Do You Have Life Insurance?
- Step #6: Put the Best Financial Tools to Work for You
- Step #7: Execute and Follow-Through
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