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This is article two of Part Two of the "Conquering Debt Series." Read Part One here. Many people risk their financial freedom by falling victim to credit card debt. Lousy spending choices and life View Post
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Have you ever made a decision, one that seemed like a good idea at the time, only to feel awful about it later? I think we all make these types of decisions in life. After all, it's these kind of View Post
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This is a guest post from Tina Roth of ProFinance Blog Bankruptcy 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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Are you new to the START SAVING Challenge? Learn about it HERE & sign-up. This post is part of the START SAVING Challenge. Make sure to read previous posts. Day#8: Reduce Your Expenses START View Post
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When I started the process of paying off my debt, transferring my credit card balances to lower interest cards really helped. This tool can be a lifesaver if you have a lot of high-interest debt, but View Post
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