Great insight into the little areas of your finances you may ignore. Plug those sneaky money leaks—and save By Andrea King Collier Posted: 10/03/16 Updated: 09/11/17 Rachel Kramer Bussel subscribed to a celebrity website to research a short-term work project. She used her
Creative Financing: have you ever heard of this term or met someone that bought a house, rental property or a car with it? The Cambridge Dictionary defines it as: FINANCE new or unusual ways of legally getting money to finance something such as a home, project, or business; Much of
I get asked the question from folks that attend church with me or other churches about God and money. How does He want us to handle it? Below you will find a few of the many verses in scripture that
Article by Martha C. White Financial experts have long debated the best strategy for paying down debt. Some advise paying off debt in the order of APR, taking on the loan with the highest interest rate first. With this approach,
Considering taking out a home equity loan or borrowing against your 401K to pay off debt? Maybe someone recommended you get a bill consolidation loan to move all your credit card and consumer debt to one payment? If any of
One of the first things you should do to become debt free is establish a pattern of saving. There are 3 specific areas to consider. These 3 areas are Emergency Fund, Saving for Large Purchases and finally Investments such as
Great article by Dan Miller As many of you know, my grandparents on both sides were Amish. So I have deep family roots in that culture. Every time we visit family and friends in Holmes County Ohio, I find myself
A Myth as defined by Merriam-Webster Dictionary is: a popular belief or tradition that has grown up around something or someone; especially: one embodying the ideals and institutions of a society or segment of society. Guess what? This is exactly
This is an article written by Remi Trudel confirming the Debt Snowball is the best strategy to pay off credit card debt. Let BGR Financial Coaching help you achieve your goals of being debt free. Many Americans struggle to pay
Financial coaching reflects a shift toward engaging people in becoming more active managers of their own finances. It is not about just teaching specific personal finance content, but rather helping people change behaviors and set realistic goals, act, and follow