What is the best way to check your financial health? Your credit score? Blah! No, that’s just the banks way of grading on how well you handle your debt addiction. You can have a credit score of 850, paying your… Read More ›
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Free Financial Printables To Get You On Track!
We are kicking off a new page here at The Debt Rebellion aimed at helping you become more money savey! If you found this site you are no stranger to hearing and seeing financial gurus spout on about how to… Read More ›
Get on the same page about money! Become Unstoppable
One of the biggest hurdles on our road to becoming debt free and turbo charging our net-worth growth wasn’t the size of our monthly payments on our cars or the interest rate on the credit cards. It was us. My… Read More ›
Does it still make sense to “cut the cord” in 2019?
You may be asking yourself… “Wait…2019? Why didn’t you cut the cord like every other millennial 10 years ago?” Short answer – We did. Long answer, we cut the cord way back in 2011 in our first apartment, living off… Read More ›
Give Your Income a Plan – The 35/45/20 Rule
So you want to start making real progress on getting out of debt or building wealth, right? But where do you start? I’ll tell you…it’s not buying stocks or consolidating your student loans and it’s especially not by buying another… Read More ›
Millionaire Status? Better get that Emergency Fund First
Alright, so you want to be a millionaire as soon as possible right? So your looking at all different ways of leveraging your income, be it real estate with income properties, maybe investing in the stock market, or even starting… Read More ›
Pay off debt early or invest?
You see it everywhere, invest, invest, INVEST. Invest early or you’ll never retire!! How do you invest effectively when your handing your hard earned money hand over fist to creditors or lien holders? If you have student loans, credit card… Read More ›
5 Money Habits to Start in your 20’s
Your 20’s are an exciting time of your life, so much opportunity for development and growth. For a lot of us we hit some major milestones… starting our first “adulting” job or career, getting married, buying our first home or… Read More ›
So you want to save $1000…
You’re here reading this because you want to save $1000. Let me just start with telling you that I’ve been there — I distinctly remember the day I went and cashed in a few bonds I had because I had… Read More ›
