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I've been asking those that subscribe to grab my free workbook what their biggest challenge is and oh my goodness! I'm loving the responses so far! So, I thought I'd pose this question to all Continue reading...
Practically every article on debt involves student loans. That’s due to the fact that there is a serious student loan crisis here in America and chances are, you are living in that crisis right Continue reading...
For me, one of the hardest money lessons I ever had to learn didn’t even involve money. So many times, when we think of money management, we simply just think of tracking numbers on a spreadsheet and Continue reading...
Today's post is written by the amazing Andrea from www.AndreaWoroch.com. She's a nationally-recognized consumer-finance expert and I'm super honored to have her on TBM. :) Groceries Continue reading...
You probably have already heard my story of when I went broke at 21 years old. That’s kinda old news by now, but there’s a piece of that story that I’ve kept hidden. Truthfully, I want it to stay Continue reading...
One of the questions that I receive often is how to deal with explaining to family and friends that you can’t afford something because it’s not in the budget. Truthfully, I used to be so embarrassed Continue reading...
Many years ago, I sat on the floor in the hallway outside my parents’ bedroom. Right across from me sat my mama at her desk writing, making strange sounds on this thing called a “ten-key”, and going Continue reading...
This is a guest post from Jen of Frugal Millennial. I truly love this post, because yes, the debt-free journey is an emotional one and is not for the faint of heart. Paying off debt Continue reading...
It’s challenging to think of life without payment terms. From the time, we’re old enough to drive a car, we’re told all about how to properly manage debt. How you should only use a credit card Continue reading...
This was an email that I shared a few weeks back with my subscribers and so many readers responded that this was the motivation that they needed to either start the debt-free journey or to keep going. Continue reading...
