The mission of the Debt Guys is to help each person become Money Conscious resulting in eliminating their debt, living a debt free life and empowering them to achieve financial success by virtue of the universal principles discovered by us through our own financial mistakes, victories and professional training.
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Friday, October 18, 2013
Fix it for Free
There's nothing cheaper than free. Learn how to get help fixing things for free. Fixya's a pretty cool website. They cover auto repair, cell phone repair, even children's toys.
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Saturday, October 12, 2013
Cut Your Cable Cord and Still See NFL Football
Apparently this technology has been around for a while, but we're not the savviest techies. We're not sure how legal this is. Watch free NFL Football at your own risk.
More - Cutting the Cable Cord
More - Cutting the Cable Cord
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Friday, October 11, 2013
Cash is King
Cash is king, but you still have to rule over the process. That means opening a bank account with no charges for using ATM, at least not your bank's ATM, free checking, no hidden fees and no fees to use a teller. These kinds of accounts are out there. It just requires research. If you can't find any, reduce the number of times you go to the ATM. Plan your budget in advance and withdraw what you need and nothing more.
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Monday, October 7, 2013
What's the Worst Kind of Debt?
Here's a list of the pros and cons of various forms of debt. We would argue that some debit, such as credit card debt, is worse than others. This article takes a more middle-of-the-road approach.
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Friday, October 4, 2013
2013 Shipping Wars Are Starting
Maybe you should avoid the malls altogether this holiday season. We stay away from all malls from mid-November through mid-January. It's not that hard, actually, and avoids a lot of stress.
Yes, You Can Share Too Much
We don't know why one would share their credit score on Facebook, but apparently some people need to be told don't share everything in Facebook.
Are You Getting Your Moneys Worth with a Housekeeper?
It's hard to put a value on not having to spend our rare free time cleaning, but here are 10 things to consider.
Is This Anyway to Run a Country?
No, but when was the last time a politician cared more about doing what's right for the country rather than winning an election?
What Government Shutdown?
The stock market closed in the green today, though it was down for the week. Apparently the market sees all the political theater as just that.
A Weekend of Wine Without Napa Prices
If you want a relaxing, wine-centered vacation, you don't have to go to Napa. If you're within driving distances of any of these places, all the better/cheaper.
Banks + College = Problems
As we mentioned before, students need to be cautious about the financial services being offered by banks through their college. These relationships seem to be more profitable for the banks sitting on huge piles of cash and colleges sitting on huge endowments than for the student signing up for a life of debt and student loans.
Good Shopping Advice
Jean Chatzky provides good, seasonal shopping advice. Prepare and mitigate the holiday shopping overindulgence.
Unemployment by Country
There are interesting charts coming out today in the absence of a jobs report. CNN compares unemployment by country. Of course, this doesn't take into account the underemployed or those who have stopped looking. This fuzzy math isn't unique to the U.S. Government, though.
Football and Beer
If you're lucky enough to afford/have tickets to an NFL game this season, "save money" and drink a lot of beer.
Media Estimate Jobs Report Figures
Without an official jobs report, media outlets are reporting their own calculations. 24/7 Wall St. reports a 142,000 gain last month. CNBC Squawk Box calculates a 158,000 gain. Let's hope Congress' circus doesn't through a wrench in this.
Innovation for Car Fuel
Natural gas is cheap. Several companies are researching how they can bring it to your garage. This could cut your weekly auto expenses in the near future.
If Suze Says It's a Crisis, It's a Crisis
Suze Orman draws attention to the student loan bubble. We agree one of the biggest problems with student loan debt is the lack of education the students have about what they're going into. Some, however, see that has a perk.
Texas Man Becomes World's First Trillionaire
Bank error creates world's first trillionaire. Trillionaire thinks about his country first.
Thursday, October 3, 2013
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