All in Eliminate Debt
According to a recent study, it costs roughly $5,264.58 every year to own a car in the United States, though this varies depending on the vehicle and frequency of use. Unfortunately, in this day and age, many of us cannot afford not to drive - especially if you rely on your car to get to work.
But getting behind the wheel doesn’t mean that you have to sacrifice being financially responsible. With that in mind, here are some budget-friendly tips for getting on the road…
If you’re looking to start paying off your debt, you probably want to avoid the mistakes that people so often make regarding their debt. Before you can avoid those mistakes though, you need to know what they are and what they look like.
When you borrow money from any registered and reputable credit provider, your credit score works behind the scenes to determine the interest rate you'll get on your loan. Think of your credit score as a three-digit number that lets you know how many points you have won when you pay back your debts correctly.
Why do we find it so difficult to move ourselves beyond survival mode and into full on financial abundance?
Why do we constantly find ourselves on the financial edge?
Sometimes it seems like no matter what we do - we always find ourselves back in debt or with a zero bank balance or just dealing with the same old financial drama as last year or 10 years before.
I’m currently a high school math teacher and I recently paid off US$25,000 in 15 months.
Yes, you read that right.
I put a lot of work into it, and did some crazy things to pay off this debt...
Nine practical and emotional strategies to save and manage money during the festive season, so you can start investing and making money work for you.
