Ashley Barnett, Personal Finance Blogger from MoneyTalksCoaching.com, shares her thoughts on Social Security. We know the system is broken but what can be done to fix it? She has an idea and she wrote about it in her blogpost "An Argument For Privatizing

House Poor Are You? There are some stark differences that I just wanted point out between buying and renting because knowing these differences might just help that first home buyer or someone who is strapped to their house. You see, When someone has too

Glenn and Fredonna didn't have a plan for their money. He handled the finances and she was a "willing bystander" with the budget. When they contacted me they wanted to do better, to have a plan for their money. And I answered the call. They also allowed

Alex Humphrey from AlexSpeaks.com tells us that Everything is Normal. Places, people, things, even the way we think money should be handled is weird to some but becomes normal when you're around it long enough. To read the original blogposts visit: htt

UPDATE: I'm sorry to say that Eric has moved on to other things. If you are looking for a copy of his Debt Snowball Calculator then get a hold of me. You can do so here: Contact   Eric Lentz paid off $53,000 in debt over 24 months. As he worked two f

John Riley is the US Director of Volunteer Ministries at Crown Financial Ministries and has his eyes on Heaven in 2011. He serves a number of people at Crown who give of their time freely to churches, businesses, and schools in order to produce a true f

Imagine a home where there are no obligations (debt). Here is the step-by-step plan to building a house of Financial Freedom: Work Plan Give Pay for necessities Save $1,000 Pay for a few wants Pay off all debt (except mortgage). Save 3-6 months o

The Great Recovery Event was simulcast all over America on July 21st. Dave Ramsey called out to Church Leaders and Financial Peace University Coordinators all over America to inject a spirit of hope into our congregations, communities, and our country. Th

  Zac Bissonnette, writer for Time.com and Author of Debt Free U, is passionate about personal finance and financial literacy issues. Zac has been studying and researching for many years on ways to pay for higher education and he views the student loan c

You need to save money. Once you have learned to live on less than you make, what do you do with the extra money? First thing for anyone (whether in debt or not): Have $1,000 in cash put aside for emergencies. When you hit that $1,000 amount, say to your