Studies show that more than two thirds of people are living the paycheck to paycheck life at least part of the time. That’s a pretty stunning statistic! Keeping your head above water financially seems to be getting harder and harder every year, and there are a variety of reasons why that’s happening. Living the Paycheck […]
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Relentless People Get What They Want
I’ve always wanted more out of life than the average person. I’m relentless about pursuing what I’m called to do. It shows in the profession I chose, the passions that I pursue, and the plans I have for the future. My goal is to never stop getting better at what I do, and to change […]
Should You Tithe While Getting Out of Debt?
One question I’m frequently asked is “Should I continue to tithe while I’m getting out of debt?” Or sometimes I get its close cousin “Why should I start tithing if I’m trying to get out of debt?” These are questions that don’t always have an easy answer when you’re a Christian trying to pay off debt. […]
MediShare- The Affordable Christian Alternative to Traditional Health Insurance
The cost of health insurance is totally out of control! But if you need health insurance and the plans you find on the government exchange is too expensive, what do you do? You can’t waste time waiting on a repeal that may never happen. And if you’re morally or ideologically opposed to some of the […]
Ask Jason Episode #5- Emergency Funds, Passive Income, and Saving Money
In this episode of Ask Jason, I’m answering questions about: How Martin can save money , even when his wife and family aren’t on board. How Josh can save for an emergency fund while he’s in debt How Pamela can develop multiple streams of income. Want me to answer questions about your finances? Leave a […]
How Apryl and Her Husband Paid off $35,000 in Credit Card Debt
Credit card debt is one of the easiest ways to get into debt. I remember the very first credit card I got. I was almost 18 yrs old and I received a catalog in the mail with a credit card offer right on the front. It was the “no interest or payments for the next […]
The Ugly Truth About Consumer Debt + Why it’s a Loser’s Game
Consumer debt is one of those things that most of us have at least a little experience with. Unfortunately though, far too many of us have more experience with it than we’d like! In this article, I’ll show you the ugly truth about consumer debt, and why it’s such an insidious monster that keeps you […]
Ask Jason Episode #4- ESOP’s and Expensive Dementia Care
In this episode of Ask Jason: Should Laura cash in her ESOP (Employee Stock Option Plan) or roll it into a Roth IRA? Derek is going bankrupt caring for his mom with dementia- what should he do? Links and Resources Want me to answer your personal finance question? Leave a comment below and I may […]
6 Tips to Overcome Your Paycheck-to-Paycheck Lifestyle
Nobody sets out to live paycheck-to-paycheck, but for countless Americans it’s a fact of life nonetheless. Managing your finances month-to-month without any chance of catching a break can be extremely stressful, especially as you run out of money and await the next pay period, hoping to get by without debt until then. Not to mention […]
Ask Jason Episode #3- Side Hustles for Seniors, Tithing While in Debt
Today I’ll answer questions about side hustles for mom and daughter, and whether you should tithe if your still in debt. More info and links below… The Celebrating Financial Freedom blog FREE 10 Day “Master Your Money” email course The Celebrating Financial Freedom Online Course Side Hustles How to Make Money Baking From Home -Money […]
