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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.

Filed Under: Budget, Debt, Featured, giving, Hot, LDS, Trending Tagged With: budget, financial independence, LDS, personal finance, Quentin L. Cook, Spencer W. Kimball, Steve Jobs, steward

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.

Filed Under: Budget, Debt-Free Living, Hot, LDS, Personal Finance Tagged With: budget, budget committee meeting, Debt, family finance, household finances, LDS, money

8 Money Management Tips for Newlyweds

March 7, 2014 By Mark 3 Comments

8 Money Management Tips for Newlyweds

A marriage has a higher likelihood for success if a couple can agree on these 4 things: Children, Religion, In-Laws, and Money. I didn’t make that up, I just read it somewhere and I think it makes sense.

Filed Under: Budget, Debt, Emergency Fund, Featured, giving, Hot, Popular, Saving, Snowball Tagged With: Debt, Emergency Fund, family finance, giving, household budget, LDS, marriage, saving, snowball, tithing

Remember the Power of Focus

February 25, 2012 By Mark 2 Comments

Remember the Power of Focus

As a kid, did you ever use a magnifying glass to fry a grasshopper on the sidewalk during a hot, sunny day? Well, that is the power of focus. Over a broad area, the sun provides light and warmth. But when harnessed through a small lens, it can fry a bug.

Filed Under: Budget, Hot, Personal Finance, Popular Tagged With: budget, debt-free living, Emergency Fund, Featured, LDS, My Journey

It’s All Downhill from Here

February 17, 2012 By Mark Leave a Comment

It’s All Downhill from Here

Debt Paid to date: $25,545 Debt Remaining to date: $24,774 When I started this blog, my intent was to share my personal get-out-of-debt story with others in order to inspire and demonstrate that they could do the same. I wanted to share the knowledge I have gained along the way as well as my own […]

Filed Under: Budget Tagged With: budget, debt-free living, LDS, My Journey

Only Cars with Car Payments have Car Payments

February 16, 2012 By Mark 1 Comment

Only Cars with Car Payments have Car Payments

Since I began my journey to live debt-free, I’ve come across a whole lot of naysayers who seem to think my new perspective on money and debt is flawed. People are always trying to influence me and debate with me on why I should be in debt, or why it is ok to go into […]

Filed Under: Debt, Personal Finance Tagged With: Avoid Debt, car payment, credit cards, debt-free living, Emergency Fund, Featured, financial independence, L. Tom Perry, LDS, My Journey

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

What Could You Do Without Debt?

October 24, 2011 By Mark Leave a Comment

What Could You Do Without Debt?

But before ye seek for riches, seek ye for the kingdom of God…   And after ye have obtained a hope in Christ ye shall obtain riches, if ye seek them; and ye will seek them for the intent to good—to clothe the naked, and to feed the hungry, and to liberate the captive, and […]

Filed Under: Budget, Debt, Personal Finance, Saving Tagged With: Avoid Debt, debt-free living, LDS, My Journey

Cut Up Those Cards

October 20, 2011 By Mark Leave a Comment

Cut Up Those Cards

A major factor in achieving financial independence and converting your life into one that is free of debt is learning to live on less than you make. Mastering this skill is difficult and it requires discipline, planning and budgeting, and the ability to say NO to that voice inside your head screaming “I want that!” […]

Filed Under: Budget, Debt, Personal Finance, Saving Tagged With: Avoid Debt, budget, credit cards, debt-free living, LDS, My Journey, overspending

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