Matt –
I am unbelievably grateful to have found your blog (I got here via Wise Bread – and God’s hand!).
Thank you for your plain talk, and wise guidance, our family is benefiting.
One thing I was wondering – is it possible for you to offer your pages with a PDF format option? It would facilitate download. I don’t know about others but we have found that keeping a section, in our three ring budget binder, of relevant advice has helped to keep us on track.
Thanks for considering it, anyway.
Blessings.
In Him,
Aimee H.
All very good tips for getting out of debt. I think the most important step is going public with your commitment. It is natural to want to keep our debt situation private, but then it is that much easier to to take our time paying it off. Once we start telling others about, we become accountable to paying it off sooner. Plus you’ll get some much needed encouragement.
You also have to identify why you got into debt and how you can avoid it in the future. Paying off the debt doesn’t matter much if you just go back to the bad financial habits.
Matt –
I am unbelievably grateful to have found your blog (I got here via Wise Bread – and God’s hand!).
Thank you for your plain talk, and wise guidance, our family is benefiting.
One thing I was wondering – is it possible for you to offer your pages with a PDF format option? It would facilitate download. I don’t know about others but we have found that keeping a section, in our three ring budget binder, of relevant advice has helped to keep us on track.
Thanks for considering it, anyway.
Blessings.
In Him,
Aimee H.
All very good tips for getting out of debt. I think the most important step is going public with your commitment. It is natural to want to keep our debt situation private, but then it is that much easier to to take our time paying it off. Once we start telling others about, we become accountable to paying it off sooner. Plus you’ll get some much needed encouragement.
You also have to identify why you got into debt and how you can avoid it in the future. Paying off the debt doesn’t matter much if you just go back to the bad financial habits.