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Category Archives: debt
Can’t Pay All Your Bills? Now What?
Ever had that feeling of dread when payday comes and you have more bills than money in the bank? Some of you won’t know what I’m talking about because you’ve never been there. And that’s wonderful! But others may … Continue reading
Posted in budget, debt, single mom budget, spending 18 Comments
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 57 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