by themasterplaybook | Jan 15, 2019 | Ditch Debt, Uncategorized, Your Playbook
The holiday season often inspires us all to be a little more generous with our time and our treasures. If your generosity resulted in some credit card debt that you have now carried into the New Year, you are not alone. It’s not a crime to focus on the joy of...
by themasterplaybook | Jan 6, 2016 | Ditch Debt
What will you do when you have planned for the unexpected, yet find your savings are not enough? You need a Plan B. Plan B is simply identifying the levers you can pull when your emergency fund is not enough to cover an unexpected expense. For clarification,...
by themasterplaybook | Nov 29, 2013 | Ditch Debt, Save & Invest
Many of us are pushed and pulled by family or work-related demands, easily delaying tasks that could generate some cold, hard cash. As we tackle our financial goals throughout the year, I challenge you to identify opportunities that could yield dividends and...
by themasterplaybook | Aug 5, 2013 | Challenges & Reviews, Ditch Debt, Your Playbook
Fear. Fear of the unknown expense looming around the corner waiting to say, “Gotcha! ” Uneasy. No more playing it safe. No more credit lines to fall back on. My savings account is finally the resource it was intended to become – my safety net....
by themasterplaybook | Aug 5, 2013 | Ditch Debt, Your Playbook
Since the signing of the Credit Card Act in 2009, I was given the right to “opt out of or reject certain significant changes in terms” on my accounts. “Opting out means cardholders agree to close their accounts and pay off the balance under the old...
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