We Don’t Seem to Dread Debt
We don’t seem to dread debt any more, due to lower interest rates, or simply a change in how we view debt, but is this a good thing?
We don’t seem to dread debt any more, due to lower interest rates, or simply a change in how we view debt, but is this a good thing?
Many folks dread their lenten journey, but you can use it for self-awareness and growth as well. Try to add financial goals to it, you will be surprised.
Discover the state of Canadian consumer debt in 2013, investigate its year-over-year changes, and determine whether its increase signals an optimistic outlook for the economy. Keyphrase: consumer debt
Kids learn about money whether you teach them or not usually the hard way. This article explains why parents must discuss saving, spending, and debt early, how misunderstandings lead to financial trouble, and how “the… Read More »Should I have “The Talk” With My Kids
BIg Cajun Man discusses the efficacy of investing extra money in paying off debt, making an argument that doing so yields a higher return compared to other forms of investments, like the stock market. It… Read More »If You Have Credit Card Debt Don’t Invest