[share_sc] This is a guest post by Greg Becker. Greg is an actuary, statistician, economist and social entrepreneur who founded www.GetGuidance.com to help people make better decisions about their health and wealth. He has traveled extensively and been published in two books, and in newspapers and journals worldwide. Paying off credit-card debt – or debt in general …
[share_sc] Note: This is a post from Joan Concilio, Man Vs. Debt community manager. Read more about Joan. This marks the end of my first full calendar year of updates here on Man Vs. Debt! (Though I’d done three-quarters of the year in 2012.) At the same time, our family is in the process of job transitions, …
A Look Back at the Ups and Downs of 2013: Joan’s Mid-December Financial Update Read More »
[share_sc] Note: This is a post from Joan Concilio, Man Vs. Debt community manager. Read more about Joan. Shh… don’t tell. My teenage daughter is getting, essentially, one Christmas present this year – an iPod Touch. My mom and my husband are also each getting one specific, useful gift. (But, unlike my teenager, they sometimes read MvD, …
Don’t Let the Little Things Blow Your Holiday Gift Budget Read More »
[share_sc] Note: This is a guest post by Ivan Chan. Ivan is the creator of Wealthy Without Worry, a Star Wars fan and a martial artist. In his latest quest, Ivan teaches professionals how to make smart money decisions that fit their lifestyles. Check out what he does here! (You might remember that Ivan previously shared …
Does Your Clutter Survive the Disaster Evacuation Test? Read More »
[share_sc] Note: This is a post from Joan Concilio, Man Vs. Debt community manager. Read more about Joan. When I was in about third or fourth grade, our gifted seminar teacher did something that ABSOLUTELY blew the mind of all the “smart kids” charged to her care. She told us that knowledge wasn’t important. Actually, she told …
[share_sc] Note: This is a post from Joan Concilio, Man Vs. Debt community manager. Read more about Joan. Since last July, we’ve dropped our debt by $10,000 more… And this month, we hit a milestone. We’ve now paid off $35,201.89 of our original $89,687.23 balance. We crossed the $35K threshold, and by the end of the year, we should …
More Than $35K Paid Off: Joan’s Mid-November Financial Update Read More »
