Living On A Dime
How To Save Money And Get Out Of Debt
Don’t Buy In!, Part 3 Read part 1 here and part 2 here. So What’s the point, you ask? What can I do about it? Don’t buy in! Don’t listen. Reduce your exposure to a runaway stream of information. Don’t just rock along in auto pilot. Think about what you’re doing. Any information going …
Don’t Buy In! (Part 2) (Read part one here.) TV ads are, as a whole louder than ever, often using fast paced tense music to make you feel like there is an urgent reason you need to watch this commercial. Even though there are laws designed to prevent television broadcasters from playing commercials louder than …
Don’t Buy In! How To Avoid The Trap! Did you know you need a new cell phone? Did you know your car is trash? Did you know you’re not pretty enough, you’re overweight, you wear outdated clothes, you need to eat healthier and you need two large pizzas? If you didn’t know that, brace yourself …
Rebejay from Vancouver, Washington asks: Is it better to sell the fancy house, pay off all debt and rent until we can purchase a more affordable modest home? We may have enough equity to accomplish it all and not rent. We are tired of the rat race and want to send our kids to a …
Is Frugal Living Too Time Consuming? When people ask me about getting out of debt, they often ask “Doesn’t frugal living take quite a bit more time than not living frugally?” Of course, doing work yourself does mean you spend more time doing certain things, but frugal living also means that you will spend a …
Have you ever wondered how to live debt free or if it was even possible? Jill shares some thoughts about the freedom that comes with debt free living.
Three steps to help you get out of debt.
Is Bankruptcy Our Only Way Out? A reader writes: My husband was a lawyer for 4 years before going to seminary and becoming a minister. Now with living on his severely reduced salary as a pastor the student loans seem like they will never be paid back. Is going bankrupt our only way out? (We …
Getting out of debt. How Mike and Tawra saved money and paid off their debt.
We have said that we paid off $20,000 debt in 5 years on an average income of $22,000 per year. Here is an accounting of the debt (over and above our regular bills) and the payments that we made to eliminate the debt. If you’d like to know how we paid it off, here is …
Slow Cooked Ham Recipe 1 ham Cover the bottom of a roasting pan with aluminum foil. Bake ham at 250° for 1 hour. Reduce the heat to 175° and roast another 12-15 hours. This is great because you can put in the oven overnight and it will be ready the next day for the noon …
This easy recipe for meatballs and mushroom mravy makes an easy home cooked meal and is sure to satisfy your family! Just add a vegetable and you have the perfect easy dinner!
