Numbers, debt and weight loss
How much it costs to eat these days is becoming a much nastier set of numbers. It is getting bloody expensive out there.
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Debt is Just Not Your Fault Revised
Is Debt not your fault? In many cases getting into debt may have been caused by external things, but staying in debt, that is another story.
Canadian Home Debt Grows Some More (Q2)
In 2011 household debt levels were starting to bulge, maybe a fore shadowing of the coming debt bomb, that will explode soon.
Always Put off Today…
Always put off today what you want to end up doing at either the most inconvenient or most inopportune time in your life. I learned this valuable lesson about procrastination, again, a week or two… Read More »Always Put off Today…
10 Surprising Steps to a Debt Free Life
Living a debt free life isn’t about magic—it’s about discipline, mindset, and always returning to one simple rule: spend less than you earn. In this witty, tongue-in-cheek post, Big Cajun Man lays out 10 “surprising” steps to achieve financial freedom, all of which cleverly circle back to a single truth. Whether you’re blaming overspending spouses, bad habits, or mythical good debt, this no-nonsense guide will help you cut through the excuses and get back to basics. Equal parts tough love and common sense, this post is a must-read for anyone serious about escaping debt.
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