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If you know anything about my story, you know I changed my whole approach to money and budgeting so I could be free from debt. And while becoming debt-free has made my life so much better, that View Post
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This is article eight of Part One of the "Conquering Debt Series." Read article seven of Part One here.Have you looked at your credit report recently? If you have, did it confirm your worst View Post
This is article seven of Part One of the "Conquering Debt Series." Read article six of Part One here.If you have financial issues, you should try to learn the truth about your credit report. View Post
Credit scores do matter. The higher the number (850 is perfect), the better.When was the last time that you found yourself applying for a loan? It's wild to think that your approval for a loan, View Post
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This is a guest post from Tina Roth of ProFinance BlogBankruptcy is like a double-edged sword. If you use it in the right way, the financial tide will then turn in your favor. But if you screw up, View Post
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When I finally realized that having savings built up for emergencies was something I needed, I had to make the hard choice of deciding to pay off my current debt or to start saving my money. This was View Post
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