debt
by Guest
March 30, 2011
Debt is such a burden; it causes stress, insecurity, and friction in your marriage and your life. All of those wonderful things that money buys, most – are not necessary, and when the bill comes, it is depressing. Find out how to get rid of your debt!
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by John
January 24, 2011
Mortgages. Student loans. Auto loans. Loans, loans, loans! Many Americans have enough debt to where if they make the minimum payments, they could be paying off debt for 30 years or more. Some people pay off debt over a lifetime, never gaining traction until well into retirement. Is this okay?
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by John
August 26, 2010
If you’re unfamiliar with eBillme.com, check out why it’s a new and revolutionary way to shop online - review here. With eBillme, you can shop on the internet using your bank’s online bill pay – allowing you to forgo using your debit or credit card! Recently, eBillme released some interesting statistics on where America’s online debt [...]
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by Guest
August 10, 2010
This article was written by Maria Bush and edited by John Frainee. If you would like to write for The Christian Dollar, start here! — If you are buried under a lot of debt and don’t know what to do you might be thinking: “how do I get someone to pay off my debt”. You must [...]
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by Guest
June 30, 2010
This article was written by Alban. Alban is a personal finance writer who provides tips on how to reduce debt and choose the best low interest credit card. Getting out of credit card debt is not an impossible task. With a bit of work and a lot of determination it is possible to free yourself [...]
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by John
June 23, 2010
Ah, you’re ready to eliminate your very last debt – the mortgage! What once seems like an impossible task is now very doable. After all, you shouldn’t have any non-mortgage payments by this point. Plus, you have a gigantic emergency fund to help you weather any storms that might come your way. Welcome, to Baby [...]
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by John
April 13, 2010
I was thinking about people who claim that debt is like a “lever and fulcrum” or “tool” the other day. Why do they think that? Perhaps it is because you can “get more stuff” before you actually have the money. Debt, I suppose, gives you a way to get what you want before you can [...]
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by John
February 3, 2010
I don’t know about you, but the rising federal debt has me concerned. I’m optimistic that America will pull out of the tremendous financial hole it has dug, but it is my belief that we’ll have to go through some difficult times before that happens. The government, like ordinary citizens, has to keep a budget. [...]
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by John
January 14, 2010
It’s a stressful situation. You just can’t seem to keep up with on the pile of bills sitting on your desk, and the creditors have started calling every day. Here are a few tips on how to handle creditors if they are out of line. Keep control by telling them how often and when they [...]
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by John
January 11, 2010
For many Americans, net worth is in the negative. Why? Simply because they have come to the conclusion that if they can afford the payments, they can afford the item. Because of the existence of credit, a world has been created in which we can never really know the wealth of an individual by outward [...]
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