This week's debt reduction articles. Enjoy!
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It seems everybody in America works overtime these days. Not me. How many hours per week do you work?
Stop giving the government an interest-free loan. Put your money to work for you.

Recently, my pastor gave a message about the leading causes of money issues in marriage. He referred to them as “money minefields” that if not dealt with (or defused) lead to problems in marriage and much of the time divorce. These are 5 of them.

In many ways, insurance is a game. And you might lose if you use one of these four words.
With the job market still showing no signs of improvement, I expect that many people are simultaneously grateful for their job and income in brings in and resentful of each workday. Unfortunately, this means that many people are also hesitant to try to improve their current situation for fear of being targeted during a layoff.
I’ve decided to share a few of my money successes along with the carnival articles:
#1 Creating an alternative source of income
#2 Living in a Single Income Household
#3 Buying my First House Through Leverage
#4 Consolidating all my debts in a HELOC

A computer these days is almost a necessity for everyone, and an expensive necessity at that. Whether for fun or for work, it is not uncommon to see multiple computers in a household. More and more people are even purchasing laptops for their size and convenience. Purchasing a computer can be tricky and intimidating with all the jargon salesmen might throw out at you when in the store. With such an expensive purchase, you want to be precise and happy with your buying experience.
I had a Gateway...
April from Get Rich Slowly sheds light on the fact that our houses are getting larger and larger, but the average family size is actually shrinking! Do we actually need all this extra space? Could you live in a 'tiny house'?

It's hard to start making changes in life. It's less hard to continue, once you've made a change. Little sacrifices now can pay off huge later. But if you don't have an attainable goal, you're never going to have the motivation to make any changes... in your budget, in your career, or in your life.





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