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iskafan
LeoFinance
2y
A typical rags-to-riches story
William Spencer! He adjusted his tie as his secretary came up to him. “Sir, you're up in 10 minutes” he nodded his appreciation and looked through his typed speech again. William was the host of The William
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cryptoandcoffee
LeoFinance
2y
Breaking Free From The Norm
source Wouldn't it be great if we never had to deal with these types of institutions ever again? Over the last few months I have had my eyes widened with how much control institutions have over our lives.
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edystringz
LeoFinance
4y
Learn how to cut your debt in half & start building wealth today!
If you are looking to build your wealth, then you need to take control of your debt. You can start doing this by paying off the credit card debt and getting rid of the high-interest loans. Source To start
iskafan
LeoFinance
4y
Does Paying Off Your Debt Help Your Mental Health?
Have you ever wondered how paying off debt helps your mental health? Get a quick reminder on why it's important to pay off debt, and how it will benefit your well-being. The most important factor in anyone
kriszrokk
The Ink Well
14h
Published via Ecency
Promoted
The Golden Healing Temple (Fiction Story)
She could barely breathe as droplets of crystal water flooded her tiny eyes. Her beautiful gray fur had lost the shiny sparkle everyone was accustomed to as she coughed up another series of watery bubbles
edystringz
Loving HIVE ❤
4y
Hive helped me get out of debt and I am grateful
If you check my blog, you'll find one of the last few posts of mine had a $1000 request and it was meant to go towards clearing debts that had compounded over time without a solution in sight. When the
haveyaheard
LeoFinance
5y
Published via Ecency
The Foolishness of 'Velocity Banking'
You may be surprised, but I have dozens, if not hundreds of people who tell me each year that the best way to pay off my debt is to use my credit card. It's called "Velocity Banking." It's been
bobthebuilder2
writing
6y
Published via Ecency
Review of the book, Total Money Makeover
When I first heard Dave Ramsey on the radio, I thought he was nuts. I didn't think he understood real estate investing very well because he spoke so much about being out of debt...however, the more I
galenkp
LeoFinance
6y
Deliberating debt free
Our lives pivoted last week and will take a somewhat familiar, but unwelcome, path. The journey could end in great heartache and will be stressful on us as a couple, and individuals. You can read about
divergente1
NeedleWorkMonday
1d
Published via Ecency
Promoted
An easy technique for making Cups
Hello everyone, I hope you’re all doing well! I’m delighted to be able to share with you a very simple and practical way to make a pattern for the cups, simply using a female mannequin as a base, along
squareonefarms
homesteading
7y
How To Start Homesteading - Part 2: Getting Debt Free
One of the most important factors that we believe in before fully homesteading, is to get debt free. Listen to our story on how we achieved it. Order a Square One Farms T-shirt here: Get your Square One
redbarron
savemoney
7y
Let's talk saving money not just how to make itty bits of crypto.
Disclaimer: I am NOT a professional financial adviser nor am I providing advice, I am simply sharing my opinion. Here in the USA, we have a major problem with teaching our children (and adults) about money.
layl
personalfinance
7y
A Debt-Free Love Story Part 2: Living Life In The Gaps
After spending the past 16 years or so as a Fitness Coach, I can tell you lots of ways to fail on your fitness journey. The most common way I see people botch their health is by trying to fit it in the
vinzie1
share2steem
7y
{vinzie1}'s twitter Feed : At last, I'm Now Debt Free
I'm now debt free at my steemit account and happy about it. Note: This photo is not mine #share2steem #philippines #debtfree #loan #experience As of today, I've finish my remaining 2 loan balance to the
jane911x
Family & Friends
5d
Promoted
Weekends that look like this
I've been working home for the past month now and honestly, it does get boring. From 9am to 6pm, I'm with my laptop learning about my new job with very little human interaction. Well, from time to time,
layl
relationships
8y
The Unexpected Side Effects of Getting Out Of Debt: A Debt-Free Love Story Part 1
If personal finances were about the math, I imagine we would all be millionaires... Spend less than you make. Save the rest diligently in compounding interest accounts over a long period of time. The math
moneymosey
money
8y
Road to Financial Independence, October check up
Much to my dismay, we spent more in October than in September. Although, our regular expenses such as food and fuel were less, we spent more in other places, such as our shop improvements and new cell
moneymosey
debtfree
8y
Road to Financial Independence, September check up
As part of this Financial Independence series, I am going to try to post a monthly check up on our personal finances for a full year. The purpose is to help others improve, while also to help us improve
moneymosey
money
8y
Road to Financial Independence, Minimalism
In this road to financial independence series, we have already gone over the non-budget and housing. Minimalism. It seems to be popular these days. I would say that complete minimalism is not necessary,
tonyz
Photography Lovers
6d
Promoted
The Club.
In daylight. Skatecafe, Amsterdam Noord.
moneymosey
debtfree
8y
Road to Financial Independence, Housing
They key to being financially independent is really to live with a very low housing expense. Owning our own home, without a mortgage, has been the key to getting closer to our financial freedom. Yes, we
moneymosey
debtfree
8y
Road to Financial Independence, don't need a budget?
Financial independence does not mean wealth. It also does not mean that you do not depend on any other people, or that you never work. What it does mean, is that you have sufficient sources to provide
sixonabudget
blogging
8y
3 Ways to Think Outside the Box and Saving Big
Here are three slightly unconventional ways to save. 1. Need a haircut every six weeks? Not comfortable cutting it yourself (I did this for the first time this month and couldn't have been happier with
sixonabudget
blogger
8y
Buying More Stuff Adds Stress
Buying more stuff adds stress ... no matter how we've trained ourselves to believe otherwise. I've written before about how we got debt free during those first couple years of marriage by selling on eBay
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