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Brian Higdon's Articles in Personal Finance

  • How to Rein in a Spendthrift Spouse
    Your spouse may just enjoy spending, and a simple talk may be all it takes to remedy the situation. However, your spouse may be a compulsive spender.
  • Budgeting Your Way Out of Debt and Credit Problems
    Most people cringe at the words "personal budget" and hardly anyone looks forward to creating and using a budget. However, once you start and use a budget, you'll be amazed at the change in your financial life.
  • Breaking Out of the Debt Spiral of Credit Cards
    Almost everyone uses a credit card these days. No one intends to get in trouble. You, like everyone else, just allowed things to literally spiral out of control. Whether your credit card problems stemmed from impulse spending, an emergency or a decrease in income, it doesn't matter. You need to start looking forward and identify some ways that you can break out of the pattern of behavior you're in.
  • Get Out of Debt, Step by Step
    Getting out of debt takes time and effort, but becoming free of your debt and having a good financial picture is one of the best things you can do for yourself and your family.
  • What to Do When You Can't Pay Your Bills
    Not being able to pay your bills doesn't make you a bad person. Many people in the United States are only one or two paychecks away from the street. Financial problems are seen as taboo in our society, and people seem to only talk about how much money they do have, not the problems they have. While it doesn't happen to everyone, it does happen to many good people.
  • Are Your Spending Habits Ruining Your Life?
    Are you always stressed about money? Once spending starts creating stress, guilt and blame follow, creating even more stress. The good news is, you can change your spending habits and pull yourself out of the difficult situation you've spent your way into.
  • How To Stop Foreclosure - What You Can Do To Help Yourself?
    Stop the foreclosure of your property by first determining how much your expenses are, including your mortgage, taxes, insurance and household expenses. Then determine how much money you have coming in and how you can increase your income.

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