Since launching my Unautomate Your Finances back in March, I’ve been providing monthly income/expense reports in order to help promote financial transparency. Last month, I missed posting any report for July, so as August wraps up here’s the “business” side of things around here. I’m not going to lie and tell you that I’m o.k. …
Over the weekend, I was reading the Bible with Courtney, when we stumbled upon the section below, from James 2:14-17 (NIV): (14) What good is it, my brothers, if a man claims to have faith but has no deeds? Can such faith save him? (15) Suppose a brother or sister is without clothes and daily …
[Reading by email? Click here to see the video!] Back on video… whoo-hoo! For the past few years, if you’d of asked me what the first step in getting out of debt or attacking your finances was… I would have replied, “Recognize that you have a problem”. Bor-ing! And sort of lame. Not that it’s …
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ap-pre-ci-ate; (verb) Recognize the full worth. Be grateful for (something). I’ve been caught up recently. For the last two months, I’ve been working intensely on my next guide. For the last two weeks, I’ve been focused deeply on recommitting myself here with MvD. Whenever I burrow myself into “work”-mode like this, I have a tendency …
Here we go again. I’ve written extensively about credit cards and credit card rewards in the past and I rarely try to comment on the news of the personal finance world. Today, however, I’m going to make an exception. In the past couple of weeks, a new study has emerged which suggests that credit cards …
I’m a big fan of a process I call “imprinting mottos”. No, that’s not a official or scientific term. In fact, it’s a widely popular concept and probably does have a real name. Instead of trying to figure that out, I just made up this ghetto name. Only I know what it is, so it’s …
