http://www.debteliminator101.com/2005/12/2006-new-year%e2%80%99s-resolutions-same-as-2005-2004%e2%80%a6.html www.debteliminator101.com - A complete guide to smart financial decisions that keep you out of debt! Tue, 06 Jan 2009 01:56:29 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0 http://www.debteliminator101.com/2005/12/2006-new-year%e2%80%99s-resolutions-same-as-2005-2004%e2%80%a6.html#comment-11165 Tue, 29 May 2007 23:31:37 +0000 http://www.debteliminator101.com/2005/12/2006-new-year%e2%80%99s-resolutions-same-as-2005-2004%e2%80%a6.html#comment-11165 The first step should be mental. You have to resolve to make a fundamental change in the way you spend and save. Otherwise your efforts may not bear fruit. Then set up a budget which includes saving and paying down debt. The first step should be mental. You have to resolve to make a fundamental change in the way you spend and save. Otherwise your efforts may not bear fruit. Then set up a budget which includes saving and paying down debt.

]]> http://www.debteliminator101.com/2005/12/2006-new-year%e2%80%99s-resolutions-same-as-2005-2004%e2%80%a6.html#comment-48 Tue, 02 May 2006 23:11:49 +0000 http://www.debteliminator101.com/2005/12/2006-new-year%e2%80%99s-resolutions-same-as-2005-2004%e2%80%a6.html#comment-48 [...] So, I set some goals at the beginning of the year, one being that I would get out of debt and learn to better manage my money and expenses. I have not yet reached this goal because, if you read my last blog The danger in thinking “I can pay it off later” you would know my story; however, going hand-in-hand with being financially stable and money smart would be that of investing. In my goals for the year I have also came to the conclusion that I need to put some money away; whether it be for emergencies or just for a “good opportunity” that comes down the road later on and what better way than to put it in safe keeping where it can accumulate interest AND give you the ability to take it out anytime. Of course there could be a small fee that applies when removing it before the specific time period is over. [...] […] So, I set some goals at the beginning of the year, one being that I would get out of debt and learn to better manage my money and expenses. I have not yet reached this goal because, if you read my last blog The danger in thinking “I can pay it off later” you would know my story; however, going hand-in-hand with being financially stable and money smart would be that of investing. In my goals for the year I have also came to the conclusion that I need to put some money away; whether it be for emergencies or just for a “good opportunity” that comes down the road later on and what better way than to put it in safe keeping where it can accumulate interest AND give you the ability to take it out anytime. Of course there could be a small fee that applies when removing it before the specific time period is over. […]

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