Prairie Eco-Thrifter
NOVEMBER 6, 2013
Credit card rewards programs are no different. Many people today seem to prefer paying by credit card. An August 2013 issue of Daily Finance, in an article entitled Credit Card Debt Falling But Still Very High reported: “According to data from the Federal Reserve, as of July 2013, the average indebted household in the U.S.
Family Balance Sheet
OCTOBER 15, 2021
Since March of 2020, over $1300 has been transferred into my daughters’ 529 College Savings Accounts. In the grand scheme of college tuition, $1300 barely makes a dent, however, that was just the first 18 months, and we have another 9 years before my youngest graduates from college. 108 Months X $72 = $7,776!
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Savings Corner
DECEMBER 23, 2023
Still, when it comes to safeguarding your family, your legacy and the very future of your business, life insurance becomes an indispensable tool. Benefits of Life Insurance for Entrepreneurs and their Families Integrating life insurance into your business plan can provide a multitude of advantages for both you and your family.
Savings Corner
APRIL 4, 2024
The amount you can borrow with a home equity loan is based on the current market value of your home, the size of your mortgage and personal financials like your credit score and income. The interest rate you receive on a home equity loan (as with other loans) will vary depending on your lender, credit score, income and other factors.
Penny Pinchin' Mom
MARCH 11, 2024
Whether you are looking to save extra money for your emergency fund and potential unexpected expense, a new kitchen, or your kids’ college tuition—you name it—you will require self-discipline and a plan to reach any financial goal. What I do is use my credit cards in conjunction with cash back apps. That is money saved.
Prairie Eco-Thrifter
OCTOBER 22, 2013
If they ask you about money when they see you using it to pay for things like groceries, explain to them that it’s used to pay for things that the family needs like food and shelter. If they ask where it comes from, explain that you work hard for it and relate it to the job that you do. Giving Gifts. Learning What They Live.
Family Balance Sheet
SEPTEMBER 9, 2014
Tell us about you and your family. About $52,000 of that $147K was consumer debt (credit cards, a student loan, a car loan, a home improvement loan, etc.) We just wanted to pay off our credit cards, which seemed like a huge task since we’d struggled with it for years. She blogs at The Debt Myth. Where are you from?
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