Category Archives: Debt

Debt Is A Thief

America is a great country! But, it’s not perfect. As a capitalist society, Americans have opportunities to succeed financially today more so than almost at any other time in history. But, arguably, those opportunities are not equally available to everyone. Debt is too easy to come by and too many people are not financially educated… Read More »

Credit Card Debt Payoff Series

It’s official. I have credit card debt! Now, I could bury my head in the sand and pretend it’s not there. Or, I could tackle the problem head on! Well, I’ve decided to tackle this problem head on! I’m not alone. According to a February 2022 Lending Tree article, the average American family owes approximately… Read More »

I Just Paid Off My Mom’s Debts

My mom is turning 67 this year. She still has to work and she works hard. It’s difficult for her to make ends meet. If nothing changed, she probably would be well in her 90s before she ever paid off her debts. That’s no way to treat the world’s greatest mom! So, I decided to… Read More »

Car Loan Payoff Report – May 2021

As indicated in my Payoff Car Loan Series post, I have determined to payoff my car loan. To that extent, I’ve decided to track my progress here to help keep me motivated and accountable. This is the first of such post. I’m still working on deciding what to call it, but this name, which is… Read More »

Buyer’s Remorse – $1875 Mistake?

Do you remember that feeling of excitement when you’re at a car dealership and test driving that new car?  Then, the car salesman convince you that this one particular car is perfect.  You drive off the lot enjoying that new car smell. Then, after a few days, reality sinks in.  You have to pay for… Read More »