Recycling Your Debt You wash out your tin cans and place them in the proper bins. You sort your papers from your plastics, compost your table scraps, and haul all of your recycling to the curb. You do this because you want to leave a better world for your children. You want to undo the … Continue reading Recycling Your Debt
Ethics and Integrity in Debt Management There are some words, like ETHICS and INTEGRITY that get thrown around so often that they start to lose their meaning. Information has become infotainment, and journalism has become propaganda. Everybody has an agenda. It’s gotten to the point that people have become desensitized to anyone claiming to hold … Continue reading Ethics and Integrity in Debt Management
Debt Renovations: Make Over or Tear Down Home renovations are never fun, no matter how creative or handy you think you are. Whether you’re undertaking a weekend project to build a deck or you’re doing a complete over haul of your home, it’s expensive, inconvenient, and stressful. Tighten Your Tool Belt The thing about home … Continue reading Debt Renovations: Make Over or Tear Down
Is your Debt is Writing Cheques your Reality Can’t Cash? Here’s the thing about clichés, there’s one to fit almost every occasion. A cliché is an overused phrase that lacks imagination or original thought. We hear them so often we assume they’re part of the everyday conversation. Though uninspired, we lean on the use of … Continue reading Is your Debt is Writing Cheques your Reality Can’t Cash?
Quality of Life and other casualties of Debt Quality of Life is defined as the standard of health, comfort, and happiness experienced by an individual or group. When you’re living in debt, Quality of Life is hard to maintain and as your debt grows, the quality of your life diminishes. Quality over Quantity How do … Continue reading Quality of Life and other casualties of Debt
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