I’m fully convinced that paying off debt is all a mind game. I think the simplest way to beat it simply by being positive! It sounds like such a cliche, but sometimes it really can be a lifestyle change. Even though cash is king and money is the ruler of all (or is that power?) […] Read more…
I have a lot of hopes and dreams. My most obvious one is to get rid of all this debt. Since we’ve last talked, our total amount of debt has gone down from $146,000 to $140,000. $6,000 of debt gone in 5 months, not terrible, but still not fast enough for me! Keep in mind […] Read more…
Saving money is quite a feat. And with New Year’s right around the corner it won’t be uncommon for people making resolutions to pay down debt a priority! Myself, included. But once you start paying off debt it can be easy to get off course! Here are 5 ways to stay on course and keep […] Read more…
Y’all. Y’all, y’all, Y’ALL! I am so excited I can hardly stand it. On Friday, November 10th I grabbed the bull by the horns, dug into my hard earned house savings (bye bye new comforter set!) and paid off a chunk of my credit card debt. I then used $389 of my paycheck, leaving me […] Read more…
This post contains affiliate links, I’ll get a small commission, but it won’t impact what you pay. Do you use the debt snowball method or the debt avalanche method to pay off your debts? I’m a whatever-is-better-at-the-moment person! Up until about 3 years ago I had no idea who Dave Ramsey was, then a family friend […] Read more…
This post contains affiliate links, I’ll get a small commission, but it won’t impact what you pay. I’m going to let you in on a secret. Part of my reason for starting this blog is to hold myself accountable financial wise. My husband and I have debt, and a lot of it (read: law school, house, […] Read more…