Borrowing
Borrowing is a critical part of the financial picture for any person or business.
It can be the key to buying a house or helping your business maintain working capital. And for many, the ability to avoid borrowing can make a huge difference in things like saving for retirement.
At CashBlog, we recognize the importance of your borrowing decisions and we’re here to provide you with expert insights to help guide you.
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How to Get Money When your Credit is Horrible
It seems to be a proven fact; you need money and can’t get it when you need it the most. This could be due to
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Fighting My Way Out of Debt
Today’s guest post is from my new blogger friend, Kat. Enjoy! Debt sucks….period!! I wished we all lived in a world where no one had
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How to Deal with Marrying into Debt
Today we have a lovely guest post from Ali Lawrence. Take it away Ali! When my husband asked me to marry him, I was ecstatic!
Credit Cards
Do You Need Payment Protection Insurance?
When I signed up for my first credit card, I was asked during the authorization process if I’d like to be enrolled in a free
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World War on Debt
Sorry for the delay in posting this week. We were having some technical difficulties earlier this week. The other day I was adding up some
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Landslide into Debt – Help a Reader Get Out
Today we have a guest post for you from Dom. Dom and her hubby are working to get their finances back on track after some
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Paying Off Debt When You Make Peanuts
Today we have a guest post from Kara. She’s here to tell you how she’s managing to pay off her debt despite a very low
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Paying Off $24,000 of Debt
Today we have a guest post from one of our readers, Will. He is excited to tell about how he got out of $24,000 of
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Things I am Doing to Get Out of Debt
I’ve talked plenty on this blog about the things I do (or have done) that might make me a bad personal finance blogger, but the
