Debt Archives

Debt Avalanche vs. Debt Snowball: What’s the Difference?

Most people get into debt at some point in their lives — whether through student loans, credit cards, or car loans. Of course, the goal should be to pay off…

Should I Pay Off My Student Loans Or Invest? Here’s How To Decide

Student loans in America average near the $40,000 mark, and it makes it difficult to decide whether to invest or pay off student loans. Because, let’s face it, getting out…

Debt consolidation: How does it work and is it right for you?

Debt consolidation can be a good method of lowering your interest rates — but it’s easy to get scammed and lose more money. Here’s how to consolidate your debt safely.

Should I Buy a House Now?

Buying a house has been sold as a major part of the American Dream, but for many people, it doesn’t make sense for financial or lifestyle reasons. There are some…

How to get out of debt fast (…even if you’re dead broke)

Whether you're battling credit cards or student loans, I'll show you how to pay off your debt fast with the 5-step system from my NYT best-selling book.

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Make Your Money Work for You: Tips You Can Try Today

Learn the 6 best ways to make your money work for you — and lay the foundation for a Rich Life today.

What is Financial Literacy?

Most people think financial literacy means fixing spending habits like daily $4 lattes and investing the money in some little-known financial instrument your college roommate can’t shut up about on…

Money Management Tips

Fact: Your money beliefs (not your paycheck) determine whether or not you will accumulate wealth. That’s because, for some, there is no amount of money in the world that would…

Love and Money: Combining Finances After Marriage

It’s no secret that money talk is considered taboo, even in modern times. You’re more likely to bump into a neighbor and get into a heated discussion about the latest…