Moneymares
Have you had a moneymare or maybe you’re currently having moneymares? What in the world is a moneymare you might ask? A moneymare is a nightmare about money or about your financial situation. When you have debt or rather more…
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Are you living for today?
What do I mean by the question, “Are you living for today?” It’s quite simple really. What I am asking is if you are living only in the present financially and forgetting about your financial future. You simply cannot afford…
Learning to be content
This Bible verse I read today is about learning to be content. Hebrews 13:5-6 -“Keep your lives free from the love of money and be content with what you have, because God has said, “Never will I leave you; never…
Telling your parents no
For some of you, you might be helping your parent(s) financially. If that’s the case, let’s see if you should be telling your parents no. No, I won’t pay you with the mortgage, car payment, or your other debts. It…
What insurance do singles need?
Recently, I was asked, “What insurance do singles need?” The answer is simple you need health insurance, disability insurance, dental insurance, vision insurance, and a small amount of term life insurance. The need for health insurance should be obvious. We…
Remedies for money mistakes
In my last post, I pointed out money mistakes to avoid. In this post, I’ll tell you how to remedy those mistakes. Mistakes 1-4: Buying a new car. Leasing a car. Not maintaining a car. Replacing your car before you’ve…
Money mistakes to avoid
Some money mistakes to avoid are: Buying a new car. Leasing a car. Not maintaining a car. Replacing your car before you’ve paid it off. Giving into impulsive purchases. Spending without a budget. Making hasty decisions when purchasing items, especially…
IRS Refund
Well, you’ve done your taxes and you breathed a sigh of relief when you saw you were getting a refund. Great, right? No, not really. When you receive a refund, especially a large refund from the IRS or your State…
Ten Things Dave Ramsey Got Wrong
By Francis X. Curmudgeon The other week I finished up a five part series of posts on Dave Ramsey’s Seven Baby Steps. It seems to have been well received and still gets a steady stream of clicks. But honestly, I was expecting…
