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“30 Wealth Destroying Money Mistakes”
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Hi. Thanks for the website and the newsletter. Just looking for help on the road to Debt Freedom. We have two kids about to geaduate from college (undergrad and grad)with student loans we are paying back. Along with that, I am on disability, so my husband is the only one working full time while I have lots of medical and prescription costs to add to the debt…so, that’s what it is. But we’re trying very hard to eliminate the debt slowly but surely. Thanks for your help!
My husband and I have separate bank accounts and it has been quite stressful. I have a disability that requires I buy tools to deal with it and he doesn’t like my spending money on that. I, also, spend more on child care than he, even though he makes $20,000 than me a year. I am always going to a $0 balance at the end of the month and threatening my credit score while he is putting 1500$ in for retirement.
The retirement money is for savings for BOTH OF YOU !! If you get divorced, you are entitled to half his retirement anyway. Having said that, he should pony up half of child care, or insist on a joint account.
thnx… need to save cash
my wife and i are retired and are looking to live out the rest of our life in comfort!
mother with kids going thru divorce need to recover from this disaster and save money.
thanks
Thanks for the download. Looking for better ways to handle what little money I have.
not sure if I want to join Costco….only 2 of us and am concerned I will spend more money on stupid stuff I don’t need than save on stuff I need.
I just took a job with a significant pay cut. I am the sole wage earner and have a personal passion to retire debt free at age 55 – I am looking for others who are in our shrinking middle class with whom I might learn and benefit.
thank you for the report, I am looking forward to reading it.
My husband is a contractor and i’m an accountant, always looking for new information regarding money.
thanks
donna
Thank you for the report. My husband is a financial planner and, as the old story goes, manages his clients money and ends up too tired to do ours. I’m figuring the more I learn the more I can help safeguard us. Looking forward top reading your report.
Celeste
I’m in the midst of changing jobs. Accepted the position at a lower salary (moving backwards to move forward, so to say), and was counter-offered by my present employer to stay. In researching this situation, I came upon your site and decided to sign up. Your site appears to have numerous educational articles on finances which is just what I am in need of. Thanks.
My husband and I are both disabled and live on a fixed income so we cant afford to make money mistakes.
It was great to hear your story, not a gloom and doom “you must become a member to save your financial well-being!” pitch. I am looking forward to reading your report.
Forgot to add that I was able to download the report as well.
Always looking for good websites and blogs to help motivate me to become financially independent.
looking to begin retirement, can always ues good tips
i want to save to be able to further my education and prepare myself for my future family as am still single now.
i will love to make money
69 and semi retired,always looking for income investing ideas.
If there’s an opportunity to save money, why not?
i m a student i need to earn while doing my studies in order to pay my fee dues and make my parents burdenless that is to make them free….
trying to get organized financially
always looking to save – single dad
Hello on my journey to having more money to have more time with my family and to have fun with and not worry about who I owe what to.
Looking to get dept free.
My name is Venke, I’m 23, live in Sweden Europe and I’m moving to Sydney to study the bachelor of science in Applied Physics at University of Technology next year. I’m applying for scholarships etc. as I am also planning to conceive a donorchild soon and going to be a single mother and student. Therefore I need to find all oppertunities in how to earn some extra money. I have good tutoring/teaching/social skills and I am less good at working with websites etc. So I would prefer to find extra money through helping others somehow in real life. Thank you for your help. Kind Regards, Venke
I am trying to improve my knowledege about money, and some how to fix my FICO score.
I assumed this will give me more information and idea.
Thank you.
I have been too lax about my financial ways and need to use my hard-earned money in a much smarter manner.
Retired and more money is better so anything I can do toprovide income is done. Sid
I need to tighten my budget and increase my savings. I’m recovering from a financial disaster (divorce)
LOOKING FOR WAYS TO SURVIVE IN THIS FUTURISTIC WORLD
Looking for ways to decrease my current debt
looking to refinance /cut cost
I am looking for as much help as I can get to reduce my debt.
I’m looking for ways to help my daughter with college expenses!