Debt

by Jennifer Derrick

Fast or Slow: The Best Way to Pay Down Debt When it comes time to pay down debt, there are two schools of thought. The first argues that you should pay it all down ... read the story

by Jennifer Derrick

Pride vs. Shame in Financial Matters I read an article on MSNBC.com this week about how people are not paying on their homes and voluntarily entering foreclo... read the story

by Jennifer Derrick

Beware the Second Wave of the Recession Lately there seems to be a sense that perhaps the worst of the recession is behind us. Consumer sentiment is up and the ... read the story

by Sadie Morris

Bliss vs. Suffering: A Life Without Debt I’m a big fan of the yoga program “Inhale” on the Oxygen network. The host, Steve Ross, likes to say (... read the story

by Maggie Ellis

Dave Ramsey Financial Peace University Review: The Final Analysis After thirteen weeks, Financial Peace University has come to an end. So, was it worth it? Was it something that I would ... read the story

by Sadie Morris

Finding Motivation: A Life Without Debt I’m frequently asked how I stay motivated to remain out of debt. After all, there are so many temptations and so m... read the story

by Maggie Ellis

Dave Ramsey Financial Peace University Review: Week 13 This final lesson was about Baby Step 7, Build Wealth and Give. Everything has been leading up to this. We’ve been... read the story

by Sadie Morris

Learning to Love What You Have: A Life Without Debt One of the best ways to become and remain debt free is to simply learn to love what you already have. It’s human n... read the story

by Maggie Ellis

Dave Ramsey Financial Peace University Review: Week 12 This week we tackled Baby Step 6: Pay Off Your Home Early. Or I should say that was what the lesson was supposed to be..... read the story

by Sadie Morris

What Counts as Being Debt Free? – A Life Without Debt In writing this column, one of the things that I see frequently in the comment trail is an argument about what counts as... read the story