[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 »
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 …
[share_sc] Tonight’s topic is all about “Cars,” or rather most likely transportation in general. Over the last 10 years, I’ve had a wide variety of experiences when it comes to transportation. It all began in 1997, with a… 1976 Chevy Impala My very first car was an absolute tank. A 16th birthday gift, I have …
“Debt has been sold to us so aggressively, so loudly, and so often that to imagine living without debt requires myth-busting. Debt is so ingrained into our culture that most Americans can’t even envision a car without a payment … a house without a mortgage … a student without a loan … and credit without …
[share_sc] This week’s focus is on “Balance,” specifically the “Balanced Money Formula,” from the book All Your Worth by Elizabeth Warren and Amelia Tyagi. Since this is a topic I struggle with on a daily basis, I am excited to hear the hosts’ unique experiences with balance in their own lives. For those of you …
Maintaining Balance: Is Getting Out Of Debt A “Need” Or “Want”? Read More »
[share_sc] Over the weekend, I went down to a friends house to hang out with a couple of my guy friends. While I was there another friend asked me for some tips on calling and getting one of his credit card interest rates reduced. He opened a credit card statement he had brought and showed …
The Real Price of Spending While In Debt: $6.25 Footlongs… Read More »
