Eating Your Own Dog Food?
What does eating your own dog food have to do with personal finances? It is an interesting turn of phrase and is applicable in many financial areas.
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Coaching for Points
Coach John Wooden was the dean of college basketball coaches, but his wisdom transcends simple sports, and is applicable to life in general.
On Losing Everything
What happens on losing everything in a fire ? A very interesting question answered in this very interesting Ted series chat by David Hoffman.
Complete Idiot’s Guide to Getting Out of Debt
Looking for a straightforward, practical guide to tackling debt? This review of The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Getting Out of Debt by Ken Clark, CFP, highlights the book’s approachable style and useful strategies. Covering everything from debt denial and payday loan pitfalls to budgeting and long-term financial habits, the book offers a clear roadmap for anyone feeling overwhelmed by debt. Whether you’re in deep or just starting to slip, this guide can help you take control and move forward with confidence.
Keywords: debt, get out of debt, debt reduction, budgeting, personal finance, financial recovery, Ken Clark, Complete Idiot’s Guide
That’s so Obvious!
Is there really obvious financial advice ? What makes it so obvious? Lots of folks give out advice and some folks think that is obvious, but is it?
