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4 things my mom taught me about money and life

May 8, 2014 By Mark 1 Comment

4 things my mom taught me about money and life

In honor of Mother’s Day this weekend, I wanted to take some time and show my appreciation for one of the greatest influences in my life, my mom.

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6 ways to be a better financial steward

April 21, 2014 By Mark 1 Comment

6 ways to be a better financial steward

I believe that God wants us to prosper. He wants us to be successful in our careers, in our relationships, and in our families. I believe He wants us to live free from worry and become financially independent– to achieve these things He has made numerous blessings and opportunities available.

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Top 5 Talks on Debt from LDS General Conference

April 3, 2014 By Mark 1 Comment

Top 5 Talks on Debt from LDS General Conference

Over the next several days, I am going post my top 5 conference talks on debt. There are way more than just 5 that I love and it was very difficult to narrow them down– some really good ones will be left out– but I think I found 5 good talks that everyone will enjoy and that offer some really good words of wisdom and counsel.

Filed Under: Debt, Hot, LDS Tagged With: Debt, L. Tom Perry, LDS Church, LDS General Conference

A Family That Budgets Together…

March 20, 2014 By Mark 1 Comment

A Family That Budgets Together…

I cannot emphasize enough the importance of planning out your monthly finances before the month begins. You have to have a plan. You have to know how much money is coming in, how much is going out, and where where it is going– this is the purpose of the monthly family budget meeting.

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Provide for Your Own House

March 17, 2014 By Mark 4 Comments

Provide for Your Own House

Setting your monthly budgets can be overwhelming. When planning your monthly spending plan, it’s much easier to prioritize. You need to cover the necessities first and foremost, before doing anything else.

Filed Under: Budget, Debt, Debt-Free Living, Hot, LDS, Popular, Trending Tagged With: 4 Walls, Clothing, family, Food, household budget, Shelter, Transportation

The Frugal Millionaire

October 25, 2011 By Mark Leave a Comment

The Frugal Millionaire

I’ve emphasized the importance of reading quality books, specifically regarding money and finance, and always learning as much as we can on the subject. Becoming competent in the area of personal finance and always being determined to improve our financial literacy is important when striving for financial independence. If you haven’t already, I highly recommend […]

Filed Under: Debt, LDS, Personal Finance Tagged With: Avoid Debt, budget, debt-free living, financial independence, frugal living, giving, LDS, millionaire next door, Thomas S. Monson

The Truth about Debt and Car Payments

October 18, 2011 By Mark Leave a Comment

The Truth about Debt and Car Payments

The first step, and the most important factor in debt elimination, is a firm commitment to reject debt… This change in attitude is not subtle or gradual but rather resembles the flip of a switch—it’s a resolute determination to make a clean break from the culturally accepted addiction to debt.   –Luke V. Erickson   […]

Filed Under: Avoid Debt, Budget, Debt, Debt-Free Living, LDS Tagged With: Avoid Debt, car payment, credit cards, debt-free living, Getting Out of Debt—For Good, LDS, millionaire next door, overspending, Thomas S. Monson

LDS Church News: Bondage of Debt

June 15, 2011 By Mark Leave a Comment

LDS Church News: Bondage of Debt

This article was originally written and published by the Church News and posted on June 11, 2011 at ldschurchnews.com.  To view article in its entirety click here. Bondage of Debt Published: Saturday, June 11, 2011 In October 1929, the collapse of the U.S. stock market set in motion a national and worldwide economic downturn so […]

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