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Paying off debt is Money Bliss Step #4.
Why isn’t paying off debt the first priority?
Very simple…you need to follow the Money Bliss Steps in order to succeed with money.
When we paid off $53,000 in debt, it didn’t happen until we focused on one thing at a time. Before that, we were struggling trying to make ends meet and never finding success. Thankfully, that changed and we are debt free today.
If you ultimate goal is just to payoff debt, then you will be caught in the debt trap once again. Learn the Money Bliss Steps for Financial Freedom.
Dirt Cheap Adult – A Must Read Book for Millennials
I have always been a lover of gaining more knowledge. However, the way of learning didn’t matter to me – school, books, projects, trail and error. It was the end goal of learning something new. So, when I got a chance to review Amanda Kintz’s newly released book “Dirt Cheap Adult – a Millennial’s Guide
Should I Pay Off Debt or Save Money – Yes!
This is probably one of the top questions I get all the time… Should I pay off debt or save money? There is a very clear answer on what you should do. We just need to make sure you have a few things in order first. The one (big) thing we learned before our successful
What Comes First? Emergency Fund or Pay Off Debt?
This is a question that comes up frequently. So, don’t feel like you are alone. Emergency fund or pay off debt? Should I save up to build an emergency fund? Or should I pay off debt? Is it better to have a build emergency fund or pay off debt? Well, the short answer is you
How to Live Below Your Means and Love Life
Wondering… what is living below your means? You are in the right place! You will learn how to live below your means with the best personal finance tips. Living below your means is simply you have money left over at the end of the month. You’re not overspending money you don’t have. You are living
10 Smart Ways to Spend Tax Return & Not Blow It
The good and bad with taxes. The good news is hopefully you are receiving some tax refund back. The bad news is you have to file your taxes. (If you haven’t started yet, learn how to file your taxes online in one afternoon.) For this post, we are going to focus on the good news.
10 Money Rules You Need to Live By
Have you ever thought of putting rules on your money? It is a pretty interesting concept. We tend to have rules for every other area of our life…how much to eat, how much we should watch TV, limiting the amount of social media, amount of time to brush our teeth, etc. Then, that love hate
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