I’m honored to be hosting the Carnival of Twenty Something’s Finances today. For those of you who might be unfamiliar with a blog carnival, this is a great opportunity for you find some great new financial blogs written by people in their twenties. On the other hand, if you are new to Man Vs. Debt …
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This is a guest post from Carmen Bolanos, who regularly writes on travel and parenting over at NuNomad.com. She is currently nomading in Oaxaca, Mexico, with her three daughters who in her own words, “constantly amaze me with their art, music and enthusiasm for life.” [share_sc] We are looking ahead, as is one of …
[share_sc] This week’s topic is about saving money while traveling. I’m super excited, to say the least. As you may know, I love traveling, but have limited opportunity given that we have 4 little ones at home. That said, I also love saving money while traveling, so this is an ode to saving money while …
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In a report, (according to a report by Nielson), the average American household had 2.55 people living in it. That same average household owned 2.73 televisions. I doubt 2023 is any different. Yep. On average, American households have more televisions in the home than people living in it. I guess the good news is that on …
12 Reasons to Sell And Get Rid Of Your TV From Your House (2023 update) Read More »
[share_sc] In 2009, Suze Orman shocked a lot of people (including probably Dave Ramsey) and drummed up a lot of press when she changed her long-running stance on aggressively paying down credit card debt. As many of you know, Suze has basically started to advise people to only pay the minimum payment on their credit …
Dave Ramsey Vs. Suze Orman: Should Your Financial Guru Be Changing His/Her Advice? Read More »
[share_sc] Today, I’ll be joined by Man Vs. Debt reader, Rachel Porter. After several e-mail communications, Rachel revealed that she is a Dave Ramsey Certified Counselor. I believe it is now referred to as the ELP program, and one of those roles is the financial coach. I was immediately intrigued, as I had even considered this route …
