[share_sc] Let me start of by admitting that this isn’t EVERYTHING quite yet. This is currently our list of what we are actually taking to Australia. We have a little bit more than this still, but are rapidly in purge mode. If it’s not on the following list, it’s being sold, donated, or thrown away. …
How Much Crap Do We Really Need?: A List Of Our Possessions Read More »
[share_sc] There is a roaring debate within the personal finance community about which method should be used to pay off debt. Most likely you’ve heard of the “Debt Snowball” and the “Highest Interest First” approaches. However, I wanted to review a method, which is certainly not new, but that you might be far less familiar …
Debt Tsunami: The Ultimate Method To Pay Off Debt Read More »
Google is so awesome. Why is FeedBurner on crack? I still can’t figure it out. Anyway, sorry for any e-mail subscribers who didn’t get the update yesterday. Hopefully, things are back to working fine! Here’s some awesome links to get you through your weekend personal finance fix: My Favorite 3 Posts… Let me tell you …
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzvySMax0jA [share_sc] Please continue to submit your feedback on the videos. I feel like I am improving with quality and delivery, but I need your honest feedback to continue to push me. If you don’t feel like leaving a critical comment below, you can e-mail me at Baker [at] ManVsDebt [dot] com. Basic Outline Of …
This is a review of The Sound Mind Investing Handbook: A Step-By-Step Guide to Managing Your Money from a Biblical Perspective by Austin Pryor. Initial Impressions Text-Book? – This book looks like a text-book and smells like a text-book. Luckily, though, I was shocked to find it reads so much better than a textbook. Once …
I’m proud to announce today that not one, but two different blogs have honored me by extending an interview opportunity. First, Mr. Credit Card is featuring “Man Vs. Debt Interview – Adam Eliminates Credit Card Debt in 15 Months” over at his blog AskMrCreditCard.com! This interview focus on my debt, work experiences, family, and upcoming …
