7 Steps to Make Credit Card Debt Work FOR You

July 28, 2011

NOTE FROM LIZ DAVIDSON, FOUNDER AND CEO OF FINANCIAL FINESSE, ABOUT THIS POST:  The strategy Erik discusses below has huge risks if you are not extremely financially disciplined.  Most of us aren’t.  Erik Carter happens to be the most financially disciplined person I’ve ever met in my life, so I can see how he was able to use this strategy without over-extending himself and getting into serious debt problems.  If you are one of the few who is like Erik, this is a great strategy.  Otherwise, it has the potential to lure you deeper into debt and you need to be very careful to implement it the right way and avoid the temptation to spend money you don’t have.

With that, here’s the post– hope you enjoy it: Continue reading “7 Steps to Make Credit Card Debt Work FOR You”

Big Incomes, Big Debts, Big Accomplishments

November 12, 2010

I have noticed a pattern in my blog writing, and it’s that I notice behaviors and decisions that people make and most of the things I’ve pointed out recently have been about bad decisions.  I guess I have followed the lead of the news media and have only been reporting on bad news, in the hope that we can all learn from other people’s mistakes.  Here is a good news story for a change of pace. Continue reading “Big Incomes, Big Debts, Big Accomplishments”