Debt

by David G. Mitchell

Charge It! But Watch The Rewards When I was in the 6th grade, Mrs. Nygren (my teacher, may she rest in peace) used to admonish the class that no one shou... read the story

by Guest Writer

Holidays With the Financial Half-Wits By Maggie Ellis, guest writer It’s that time of year again. The time of year when my spouse and I are punished for... read the story

Get Your Budget to Work: Stop Caring I’m sure you’ve heard that if you want to be successful in getting or staying out of debt, you should craft ... read the story

by M. Beddingfield

Can Adult Education Help You Become Debt-Free? John and Jane Doe desperately want to be debt-free. They’ve sliced and diced their credit cards and cut their expe... read the story

by Jeffrey Strain

Looking for Someone to Blog about Their Debt We are looking for someone in debt that is willing to blog about it. We recently purchased the Blogging Away Debt Blog a... read the story

by M. Beddingfield

The Plain Truth and Your Finances As the economic decline slides further into uncertainty, we have to take a hard look at our own familial finances and be... read the story

by Jennifer Derrick

Saving Money Can Be Social Why do many people opt to spend rather than save money? Because saving isn’t fun. It’s not as much fun as go... read the story

Financial Lessons We Can Learn from Our Grandparents Your grandparents (or maybe great-grandparents) were better than you at saving money. If you think long and hard about t... read the story

by Jennifer Derrick

The Consequences of Believing in the Entitlement Fairy Tale It seems like every day I hear someone talking about what they “deserve.” Some examples: “I work hard,... read the story

by Jennifer Derrick

Does Spending a Lot of Money Make You a Better Parent? This week I was trawling one of my favorite message boards and noticed a thread on whether or not a child should have an... read the story