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From Spills Spot …
There’s no instant solution to crushing debt, and everyone has different circumstances that they’re dealing with.
Hopefully some of the methods described in this post can be applied to your particular situation and help you reach debt freedom sooner.
9 Steps to Crush Debt & Reach Debt Freedom – Spills Spot
LIGHT A FIRE UNDER YOUR RETIREMENT! 
From Money For The Rest of Us … How and when to use passive indexing strategies without following the crowd. In this episode you’ll learn: How big is indexing and why has it taken so long to catch on. What areas has active management done well. What are ways we can index without following the […]
From That Frugal Pharmacist … “Many employees are eligible for either an HSA (health savings account) or a FSA (flexible spending account) as a money savings mechanism for health purchases when they are purchasing insurance. The most common confusion I seem to run into when mentioning my HSA account, even at my doctor or dentist […]
From Making Momentum … The amount of free knowledge that has come through my headphones from podcasts over the last decade has changed my life. In particular, this collection of personal finance podcasts has helped shift my entire financial journey. From interviews with the biggest names in personal finance to side hustling and investing, these […]
From Two Cup House … “’Instead of wondering when your next vacation is, maybe you should set up a life you don’t need to escape from.” – Seth Godin’ This quote pops up every once in awhile and I ponder it for a moment before moving to the day’s to-do list. I did copy his […]
BACK OFF, I’LL MIND MY OWN SAVINGS RATE from Winning Personal Finance In their own words … “If you read enough personal finance articles, you will soon come across the concept of a “savings rate.” This makes perfect sense. Your savings rate may be the most important factor to building wealth and becoming financially independent. Articles […]
The other day a co-worker, in his late 20’s, came up to me during lunch and wrapped one of his arms around my shoulders. He then did the same for the other co-workers too. I thought it was really strange and figured something was up. The Financial Independence Journey – Where Do We Go From […]
From {in-deed-a-bly} … Measuring and monitoring allows us to assess the effectiveness of our actions, and learn from them. What should we do more of? What should we do differently? Is there anything we should we stop doing entirely? This collection of charts that has helped keep me honest about the progress of my own […]
From Chief Mom Officer … Mandy people want an easy answer that magically involves their entire current lifestyle, but with more money. As if a money fairy will stop by and drop a pile of hundred dollar bills on their lap. The one lesson I’ve learned over my years is that in order to affect permanent, […]
From Life Zemplified … While committing to financial independence requires making some tradeoffs, you can reach it without all sacrifice. The key is knowing what you want, big houses and fancy cars today or years of financial freedom tomorrow. Know what you want, set a goal and go for it. Committing To Financial Independence is […]
Acorns Review summary: ACORNS: Invest Your Spare Change WHAT IS ACORNS? Acorns is a “mico-investing” service that allows you to invest your spare change into the US stock market. The app connects to your checking and credit card accounts and your purchases get rounded up to the nearest dollar. Those “round-ups” are then placed into an […]
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