Getting married is an incredibly special time in your life. It’s one special day that completely changes the course of your life! But is it wise to go into debt to make your wedding day as special as possible? Can you really pay cash for your wedding? In this article I’ll show you why using […]
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Talk Yourself Out of Debt- How to Create a New Script
How could you possibly talk yourself out of debt? Could getting out of debt really be that easy? Well no, it’s not actually. It’s not as easy as just talking to yourself in the right way. There has to be action. Even the bible says “In all toil there is profit, but mere talk tends […]
Why the Rich are Getting Richer- and You Can Too!
Why are the rich getting richer and the poor getting poorer? It’s a question a lot of people are asking these days. We hear on a daily basis how the middle class is shrinking, the poor are getting poorer, and the number of new millionaires is growing every year. The extreme upper class (the so called “one […]
How to Start an Envelope System and Budget With Cash
Starting an envelope system along with a consistent monthly budget is absolutely the best way to operate your finances, period. If you consistently have trouble knowing where all your money goes, and having the discipline to keep from spending too much, then using an envelope system (along with a detailed budget) to manage your finances […]
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. […]
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 […]
