Tag Archives: retirement
To Save Money During Credit Crisis & Recession, Buy Used Books & Magazines
To save money on books and magazines, I love buying used Amazon books and magazines.
No, I don’t buy new books or magazines anymore. I buy used books and magazines that cost much much cheaper, 50%, 60%, 70% off the new price. Money saved can be used to reduce credit card debt fast.
I wonder if [...]
Wait For 2 More Weeks For The Debt Management Program
My blogging pal has gone back to her home country this weekend. I wonder when she will be back. Hopefully, I will see her again on Monday.
I hope to see her because it’s time for me to send my commissions from selling security systems online to her and she banks in cash to me. This [...]
No Credit Card Means No More New Debt
I have no credit card with me any more. The last one that I used for emergency was also terminated a few days ago.
It’s good that I just have to concentrate on paying off credit card debt. No more new debt from now on. This also means that I must use cash on everything, even [...]
Able To Pay Overdue Credit Card Payments
Thanks to a blogging pal that I was able to pay my overdue credit card payments today. My PayPal money that was supposed to arrive in my debit card on the 17th or 18th is nowhere to be seen until today. It is still not in my debit card yet.
I was worried the same incident [...]
Still Paying The Interest Rate Charges For The Modern Sofa Bought With The Cash Back Visa Card
I think I should address myself as $40,000 credit card debt woman instead of $60,000 credit card debt woman to motivate myself a bit.
Sometimes it’s kind of depressing to see that I am still paying for the modern sofa that I bought with my cash back visa card last year.
Though the cash back visa card [...]
