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SadToday22 asked:


My husband and I make pretty good money, although my salary will triple in about a year when I finish college but anyway, in the past we’ve paid of our credit cards, then got new ones and ran those right back up, then paid off again, cycle, cycle, cycle and I’m getting tired of “wasting” money this way! I wanted to read a book before my income tripled to help us stay OUT of debt and AWAY from credit cards, we just don’t know how!

Jayden

akatilidie asked:


I have debt a little over $7,000. I was unemployed for awhile and just now getting back to paying my regular bills i.e. car, mortgage, phone, gas, and food. I’m just making enough to pay these bills but I want to stop the incurring interest on my credit cards so I can pay them off completely by 2008. What do you suggest?

Danielle

Todd S asked:


Please only experienced people’s answers only!
I am currently about $30,000 in debt including credit cards, my vehicle and my student loans. I make good money in the summertime and decent money the rest of the year, but month after month it seems like i can only afford to make minimum payments. Are there any tips on getting stuff paid off? And is it smart to consolodate my debt into one payment?

Isaiah

0475839216 asked:


what does it imply, what does it mean, and how can you act on the implications and meanings and focus the energy of what it implies in the right way.

Aubrey

Katy asked:


Hi, just wondering if anyone has any tips on getting out of debt, i obviously dont use the credit cards anymore i know that is step one, any tips on how to pay them off fast?

Isabella

Due in October with #1 asked:


My husband and I have about 12,000 dollars in debt with 8 percent interest.
Are goal is to get them paid off in 3 years. We have an income of about 54,000 dollars before taxes. But I want to know, has anyone ever gotten out of debt? If so, How did you do it.
In the end, were bringing home about 38K after taxes.

Trinity