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Category Archives: Budgeting
The Thrifty Mom Strikes Back
So, after a bit of shopping my mom and I are standing in separate lines at Kohl s each purchasing a few clothing and fashion items, apparel, accessories and whatnot except that a major difference stood between my lovely mother and myself… coupons. My mom is a budgeting Queen and she’s somewhat infamous with my friends for her ultra thifty dare I say “cheap” ways. She’s so infamous that she’s earned the nickname “Cheap Kate.” Continue reading
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Tagged academic, academic success, accessories, activism, apparel, Budgeting, clothing and fashion, god help me, money management, Mothers, music, mutual funds, shopping
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Stop Drowning In Bills And Find A Debt Solution
Being in a financial bind is a situation that many of us are familiar with. Sometimes, even when we are being good with our payments and budgets, things happen that can through us into a financial hold – be it a medical emergency or sudden unemployment. When getting out of debt becomes difficult to impossible it is time to look to a debt solution. One great option is a debt management program, or DMP. Continue reading
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Tagged Budgeting, debt, debt advice, debt management, debt plans, debt solution, finance, insolvency, personal finance
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What Can Debt Management Do For You?”
Wrong decisions and finance crippling events can snowball into a big headache. During these times, stories about getting laid off and being unable to get a new job is not at all uncommon. You may have heard about companies merging departments together and getting rid of redundancies to reduce their expenses. There also nightmarish tales about credit card purchases gone totally wrong. You may have gone through one of these to get to where you are now – in debt and a perfect candidate for debt management. Is it your fault? The answer does not really matter. The point is that you are in a tight spot and you need to do everything you possibly can to get out of it. Continue reading
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Tagged Budgeting, debt consolidation, debt plans, family, finance, home, loans, personal finance
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Seek Debt Advice And Eat A Hearty Breakfast
Has there even been a point in your life when you found yourself going through collections letters and billing statements while having breakfast? You may have felt like there is no easy way to get out of your predicament. Having personal debt is a very common problem. It is a fact that people from all walks of life have to deal with it every single day. Continue reading
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Tagged Budgeting, debt, debt advice, debt management, debt plans, finance, insolvency, personal finance
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How Living Within Your Means Can Make Life More Enjoyable
With the recent downturn in the economy, many people are realizing that they cannot afford to sustain the lifestyle that they have grown accustomed to living. Fortunately, this does not mean life cannot be enjoyable. There are a number of easy ways to live within your means without hurting your quality of life. With a little planning and knowledge you can live on budget without feeling the financial strain. Continue reading
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Tagged Budgeting, credit, credit card, credit score, debt, expenses, Finances, personal finance
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The Benefits Of A Debt Management Plan
Many people today are thinking about utilizing a debt management plan in order to have their accounts sorted out. Basically, a debt plan is carried out by a 3rd party. The third party acts as a medium in ensuring a person will be able take care of the payments for the multiple bills to various creditors that he/she has. Its primary objective is to have the ability to clear up each one of his/her bills or at least be able to have them lowered given a settlement scheme spread over a specific timeframe. The end result would help empower an individual to start anew in regards to handling their own money. Continue reading
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Tagged Budgeting, debt consolidation, debt plans, family, finance, home, loans, personal finance
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