All Posts Tagged With: "get out of debt"

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The Carnival of Debt Reduction (Like Suze Orman Would Do)

One of my favorite carnivals is the Carnival of Debt Reduction – getting out of debt has been a long term goal of mine, and I know that it’s a goal of many to pay off their debts and live the debt-free lifestyle.  I do apologize for the late publication of the carnival- it was [...]

January 6th, 2009 | Debbie Dragon | Comments | Continued
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Never a Better Time to Become Frugal

As our economy continues to nose dive, it’s never been a better time to put away the credit cards and change from the “spend, spend, spend” attitude this generation has adapted to one of “pay off and save”.   It’s probably not the best idea to sit back and try to ride-out the current market downswing [...]

September 30th, 2008 | Debbie Dragon | Comments | Continued
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Pay Attention to Your High Interest Not High Balance

More and more consumers are finding themselves in debt than ever before. With the economy on shaky ground and people tightening budgets, it doesn’t take long for debt to become a reality and spin out of control. Many people faced with a mounting pile of bills can easily become overwhelmed, worrying about how they will [...]

July 22nd, 2008 | tisha | Comments | Continued
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The Carnival of Personal Finance #152 Ready to Go

Money Under Thirty is the host with the most for this weeks Carnival of Personal Finance.  There were a number of terrific blog posts, as usual, even including a few that were themed for Mother’s Day.

Destroy Debt offers some pointers for spending less to free up available income.
Discover Debt Freedom offers Record Breaking Debt: How did We Get [...]

May 12th, 2008 | Debbie Dragon | Comments | Continued
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Snowballing Debt: How to Make Bigger Payments To Your Creditors Without Making More Money

If you’re ready to take serious action and get rid of your debt once and for all, one of the best do-it-yourself methods is something called the “Snowball method”.  As you follow this method, your payments to your creditors will gradually get bigger, like a snowball rolling down a hill, and you don’t ever have [...]

November 17th, 2007 | Debbie Dragon | Comments | Continued