Let’s face it; most Americans love cars. Unfortunately, most Americans also have way too much car debt. In an article from Auto Blog posted just a few months ago, they cited increases in new car pricing, and the effect those … Continue reading
This is a guest post from Joe Plemon from Plemon Financial Coaching who authors the blog Personal Finance by the Book. “Geraldine”, a sassy lady portrayed by the late Flip Wilson, answered her husband thusly when he demanded an explanation … Continue reading
In a recent post I reported that the Frugal family was nearly debt free. Well, we’ve crossed that pinnacle point, and are now enjoying life after debt. A comment from that post, and my initial experiences, have me wondering if … Continue reading
I made the mistake yesterday of sharing a link with Twitter followers indicating the Cash for Clunker rebate would be treated as taxable income. Astute followers quickly pointed out that the link I shared was from a site spreading a … Continue reading
Fans of the Dave Ramsey Show probably recognized that line in the title. Dave’s got a few variations – pay off the Tahoe, amputate the Tahoe, etc. Over the last few weeks I’ve been hinting at how close we were … Continue reading
