Living On A Dime
How To Save Money And Get Out Of Debt
Please don't throw rotten eggs at me for mentioning taxes, especially for mentioning them now. I mean, we have a couple of months before we need to think about it right? Sorry, but I am one of those sickening people who has her taxes done and in the mail by the first or second week of February. So please forgive me. : )
How To Get Out Of Debt! Don’t Bury Your Head in the Sand! I had a dog once who, when I would scold him, would run and hide under the bed. He knew he had done something wrong and thought that by hiding he wouldn’t get into as much trouble. I think he figured if …
A response to a reader who found it necessary to use a credit card to charge funeral expenses for a family member
Does the housing market have you scared?
Mike from Manitoba, Canada asks: “I have been trying to live more simply, and would like to become debt free so that I will be more free to make changes that reflect my new goals in my life. Last year I bought a new car. At the time I was already thinking about maybe giving …
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 …
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 …
