Tag: Student Loan
Today is underrated.
by Coach on Mar.15, 2010, under Budgeting, Building Savings, Choice #1: You're Worth It, Economy, Financial Balance, Financial Freedom, Money & Life, News, Positive Thinking, Student Loans
Is your world coming to an end today? Maybe the answer is in daily activities; as fast as the average person hustles from one place to the next, chasing the accomplishment of another task on a different day, a “fly on the wall” could very well conclude most people are rushing as though the world ends everyday while thinking as if life is forever….
New Decade, New Year, New Chance
by Coach on Dec.31, 2009, under Bankruptcy, Budgeting, Building Savings, Car Loans, Car Purchase, Credit Cards, Debt, Debt Collection, Divorce, Economy, Financial Balance, Financial Freedom, Kids & Money, Money & Life, Student Loans
As we say goodbye to the holiday season and another year passed , it’s the right time to
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Don’t Blink! (Life’s running by.)
by Coach on Oct.20, 2009, under Bankruptcy, Budgeting, Building Savings, Car Loans, Car Purchase, Credit Cards, Debt, Debt Collection, Financial Balance, Financial Fitness Sessions, Financial Freedom, Homeowner Fitness, Kids & Money, Money & Life, Positive Thinking, Student Loans
In our fast paced world, simple (sometimes the most important) things often tend to go unnoticed. While visiting a local university today it was hard to help but notice facial expressions and body language of students and faculty. In such a diverse atmosphere as a college campus, it hit me. Literally every person within sight showed (facial expressions and/or body language) one of two of the most common feelings nearly everyone experiences every single day. We are a bored and busy society.
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Freedom! (Calculating the time & distance to financial freedom.)
by Coach on Oct.10, 2009, under Bankruptcy, Budgeting, Building Savings, Car Loans, Credit Cards, Debt, Economy, Financial Balance, Financial Fitness Sessions, Financial Freedom, Money & Life, Positive Thinking, Student Loans
What’s the quickest way to reduce and eliminate debt? Everyone listens closely when the topic of debt comes up in today’s changing economy. The purpose of this entry is to display an example showing how fast or slow anyone can decide to get out of debt. The more common way (making minimum payments and applying more money towards certain accounts at different times) is obviously the slow way. Here’s the formula and an example of how to calculate the time and distance between you and financial freedom:
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13 Financial Circumstances You Can Control (Research Shows OK ranks low in Personal Finance Education)
by Coach on Sep.28, 2009, under Bankruptcy, Budgeting, Building Savings, Car Loans, Car Purchase, Credit Cards, Debt, Debt Collection, Divorce, Economy, Financial Balance, Financial Fitness Sessions, Financial Freedom, First Time Homebuyers, Homeowner Fitness, Kids & Money, Money & Life, Mortgage, Negotiation, Positive Thinking, Real Estate, Repossession, Student Loans
It’s tough to think of an area of life which isn’t related to personal finances at some level. A big misconception is that financial health depends on circumstances. This is simply not true. Circumstances are the driving force of emotion based decisions and perspective provides a logical plan based on real priorities. For a financially “unfit” person, circumstances drive every action. For the financially “fit”, each action is calculated and thought out. To be above average, above average actions must be taken. It’s the “freedom to choose” which can be our biggest ally or worst enemy. The most important battle is with the man or woman in the mirror and the biggest tragedy of life is to “almost win”. Listed below are 13 reasons to get financially fit along with some links showing Oklahoma’s Statistics of sub par personal finance education: