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Category Archives: debt
FINCON11: Stalking JD Roth
For those of you who follow me on Twitter, it’s probably not surprising to see a post about stalkers. After all, @FrugalBeautiful and I have been talking about them for weeks. Our not-so-serious goal: To gain free flowers and the … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, confessions, debt, fincon11, guru, Uncategorized 53 Comments
How to Stop the Cycle of Overdraft Fees, Part Two
Yesterday I introduced a 10-step process that will help you stop overdrawing your bank account. (Actually it’s more like 100 steps, but I tried to break it down into manageable pieces.) If you missed that post, go back and check … Continue reading
Posted in banking, debt, saving, spending 7 Comments
How to Stop the Cycle of Overdraft Fees, Part One
When I was broke, overdraft fees were my biggest nemesis. No matter how careful I thought I was being, I paid at least $200 a month to the bank simply because I spent money that wasn’t there. I can’t … Continue reading
Posted in banking, debt, saving, spending 8 Comments
Are You Too Comfortable with Your Debt?
Other than an aunt and uncle who recently paid off their mortgage, I don’t know anyone in real life who is completely debt free. Literally every person I can think of (I went through my Facebook friends list) has … Continue reading
Posted in debt, goals 17 Comments