Continued from [4]
I realize that some people would never consider renting their vehicles or their homes when they’re not using them and that may not work for you, but this is a smart option if you are not too uptight about strangers using your things.
Remember that they are just things, and you are not your things or the walls in your house and the grass in your backyard. You are a spiritual being first and a physical being second. I could go on for hours on this subject but this is not the right place to do it.
I have noticed on other financial web sites regarding personal financing that every time someone writes about personal finance matters, like I have written here today, they are accused of being preachy or bossy, or being ridiculous. I could not disagree more. People need to hear the hard cold facts and realize that they don’t need to be spending money on most of the things that they spend money on today.
Feel free to comment on this series and do not worry if you want to get personal with me on this one, as I have been very personal with you as well. I welcome any of your ideas on personal financing and how to remove the bad debts and the bad expenditures from our lives.
To sum up today’s post I want to list off some of the articles I have seen on the Internet regarding this same subject. There are many different pieces of advice out there that differ from mine, and it is important to give this article some balance. Good day to you and Happy New Year.
Here are some article regarding personal finance tips:
Here are some articles regarding financial news:
- Faith Groups Fight Banks on Foreclosures
- Buying with Nothing Down!
Here are some articles from bloggers who discuss their personal finances:
End of Assessing Bad Debt + Monthly Budgets Part [5];
End of series. Begin at Part [1]
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