School’s Out: What You’ve Learned from Debt Students all over the country are graduating, moving on to bright futures and unlimited possibilities with the confidence that they can accomplish anything they set their minds to. Oh, to be that optimistic again! Oh, to be 18 or 21 and venturing out on your own for the … Continue reading School’s Out: What You’ve Learned from Debt
Knowledge is Power: Learning about Debt Ignorance is bliss, unless you’re trying to have a conversation with it. The world is full of so-called experts claiming to know what is right for you. They try to dictate what you wear, how you eat, where you shop, even where you learn. A lot of this so-called … Continue reading Knowledge is Power: Learning about Debt
Debt and Emergency Preparedness When is an emergency really an emergency? To some it’s an emergency when you need a snack and your chocolate bar gets stuck in the vending machine. Of course the folks at 911 will probably tell you that’s more of an inconvenience. By definition an Emergency is “a serious, unexpected, and … Continue reading Debt and Emergency Preparedness
Booking your summer vacation from Debt Before you know it the kids will be out of school for the summer. And they have big plans for your wallet. Summer camp, amusement parks, waterslides, a week at the lake, a few days with their cool aunt in the city, and of course child care because unlike … Continue reading Booking your summer vacation from Debt
Debt and Millennials: What Would you tell your 20 something self? Millennials are getting a bad rap. I blame the man bun but it could be the know-it-all sense of entitlement with just a hint of pretentious arrogance. If you are rolling your eyes right now, you are probably a millennial. That said were we … Continue reading Debt and Millennials: What Would you tell your 20 something self?
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