Thursday, March 18, 2010

The Worst : Ignoring Your Debt

February 15, 2010 by The Frugal Home  
Filed under Debt, Personal Finance

Stop ignoring your bills – they won’t go away
It isn’t uncommon for people to ignore the bills that come in when they become overwhelmed with the financial situation they find themselves in. You may find yourself in a situation where you just don’t have the money to pay the bills or where there are so [...]

Create More Money For Your Life

February 8, 2010 by The Frugal Home  
Filed under Budget, Debt, Personal Finance

There are really only three ways you can create more money in your life, you can earn it, save it, or borrow it.
Earning more money involves work of some kind from you. You can take on a second job (or a first job!), sell items you no longer need, or sell items or [...]

Avoid foreclosure by renting out your home

January 13, 2010 by The Frugal Home  
Filed under Debt, Featured, Personal Finance

Selling your home, and getting the price you want or need for it, isn’t always as easy as it seems, especially in our current economy. If you are facing foreclosure you may have to weigh your options when it comes to paying your mortgage. Instead of letting your house go into foreclosure look at the [...]

Debt Reduction : Snowball Your Debt

May 27, 2009 by The Frugal Home  
Filed under Debt, Featured, Personal Finance

Many have asked the hubby and I how we got out of our credit card debt, especially those that are finding themselves in the same situation. The economy is down and is affecting everyone even if only when they look at their 401k or grocery bill.
There are several ways you can cut back on [...]

Frugal Living Tips – Pay Off Debt and Go Back to Cash

March 4, 2009 by The Frugal Home  
Filed under Debt, Personal Finance

Cutting up those credit cards and paying off your debt may be one of the most difficult of the frugal living tips for people to follow. You don’t have to be in a bad financial situation to put yourself on a budget. Actually, the best time to get out of debt is in the good [...]

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