Financial freedom might seem out of reach while staring up at a mountain of debt, but no one appears at the top of Mt. Everest. You get there one step at a time. “Right now, many Americans are a medical emergency or a natural disaster away from bankruptcy,” says Debt.com chairman Howard Dvorkin, CPA….
The older that I get, the more that I know that change is inevitable. Once you enter different seasons in life, things will change. They have to. There’s been a lot of good changes over the last few months. Getting engaged and starting a new job were two of them. I recently had another change…
My debt repayment plan officially started again in January 2015. I vowed to get current on all my bills and begin the process of eliminating my debt. At the time I had several installment loans and credit card debt. So far it has been an interesting journey. Besides seeing the numbers get a little smaller…
I hope things are going well. March was another busy month. I’ve been handling some personal things and focusing on the business during the last few weeks. Let’s get into the March 2022 debt & life update. I had two calls with content creators to talk about website-related stuff. The calls lead me to remove…
Today is March 2nd (not February 28th). That should tell you that I had a busy February because this post is coming a couple of days late. Let’s get to the February 2022 debt & life update. February was a good month for me. I published a few articles and updated a couple of older…
If you have a dream of being debt-free, you aren’t alone. But it might feel like one of those dreams that you simply can’t reach because you have a low income and every dollar counts. Many, if not most, Americans are in debt and owe thousands of dollars in credit card debt, among other…
Can you believe that it’s the last day of January? This month went by pretty fast. There’s been a lot going on, so I haven’t been able to make much progress on my goals yet. I believe that I’ll be able to get in a groove in February. Let’s take a look at the January…
Before I get into details about 2021, I first want to share with you my December 2021 debt update. My debt went from $42,989.21 to $42,428.49. That’s a drop of $560.72. Earnest ⬇️ from $14,997.21 to $14,636.49 Nelnet ⬇️ from $27,992 to $27,792 It’s a good drop due to everything that’s going on. I’ll be…