Eight years ago, I dropped an article on reducing debt, breaking down the debt snowball vs. the debt avalanche approach. It blew up—big time. It happened to be one of my most... read more →
For most of my adult life, I acted like a kid with my money. Kinda like a financial version of Tom Hanks in BIG. Even though I had a beard... read more →
I wasn’t built be a professional wrestler. Not like my high school buddy Anthony -- aka “Santino Marella” -- who become the WWE Intercontinental Champion. He’s like a brick... read more →
If I gave you $500 a month to put towards your debt, what’s the best way to use it? Should you chisel away at the debts with highest interest rate?... read more →
Retail marketing scientists have mastered the art of seduction. They make a living by influencing your purchasing decisions and, on occasion, roping you into buying something you really don't need.... read more →
The urge is typical. You've completed your tax return, happily confirming your hope the government owes you a refund. Before you've even received your refund in that recognizable brown envelope,... read more →
In this time of historically low interest rates, you would think people must be paying off their mortgages at lightning speed. Why? When interest rates are low, less money from... read more →
