by Don | Manage Your Finances
When I graduated college, I had about $4,000 in credit card debt and $15,000 in student loan debt. I thought I was going to find a job quickly, but that didn’t happen. In fact, I found no work at all. I became depressed and ended up overspending on my credit...
by Don | Manage Your Finances
It’s all too easy to get caught up in making the biggest salary we can. It’s one of the ways many of us define success by having a fat paycheck. But all too often, we focus on just one area of our financial lives. This could be the aforementioned big...
by Don | Investing, Real Estate
Saving for a house can be a long and challenging process. Certainly more challenging than the process of purchasing a new home. Both because of how much money you actually need to save and because of the time commitment needed to save that large amount of money. In...