Jo Ann LeQuang's Articles in Finance

  • The Top 7 Myths About Debt (And The Facts)
    Debt is a familiar topic but not one that is frequently discussed. That's why there are many mistaken beliefs about debt. These beliefs can hurt your ability to navigate your way out of debt!
  • Why Extra Income May Not be the Answer to Your Financial Problems!
    Many people struggling with finances dream about coming into money or boosting their income. The financial equation actually has two parts: what you earn and what you spend. We don't have as much control over earnings as we do over what we spend, particularly in discretionary areas. In fact, you can dramatically improve your financial situation if you can control your spending patterns.
  • Do You Believe Any of these Top 10 Myths About Debt Consolidation?
    Debt consolidation is a highly ethical, reputable way to manage certain kinds of debts, but many people do not know much about it. Worse, many people who might benefit from debt consolidation don't have a clear understanding of how it works and how it can help them. Here are ten commonly believed myths about what debt consolidation is ... and isn't!
  • The Financial Secret Nobody is Talking About!
    Most people think that the key to ending financial woes is more income. Don't get me wrong, income is very important. But at the end of the day, we don't have as much control over our income as we'd like. The other part of the financial equation is something no one thinks about. It's how much you spend. Control your spending and you can change your overall financial picture--for the better. And the best news: it's totally under your control!
  • A New Way of Looking at Debt That May Surprise You
    If you're in overwhelming debt, all you want to do is be debt free. But did you know that very smart, very financially savvy people sometimes get into debt .. on purpose! That's right. Debt has a real purpose and can give you incredible financial leverage. But chances are, you haven't been using it the right way!
  • Good News from the Great Depression: Saving Money Strategies for Today's World
    Saving is such an alien concept for many consumers, it is no wonder so many of us are faced with overwhelming debt. Frugality was practiced in the Great Depression out of sheer necessity. Today, saving strategies can simplify our lifestyle, improve our relationships, and help us not only get out of debt but save money for the future.
  • Too Much Debt? How One Way of Handling It Can Help Your Credit Score
    Debt consolidation is one approach to coping with overwhelming debt, but don't confuse it with debt settlement, debt negotiation, debt management or bankruptcy. It's different. And unlike those other approaches or bankruptcy, debt consolidation--done properly--can actually help rather than hurt your credit score!
  • Why Emotional Reactions to Debt Can Cost A Lot
    Most people realize they are in over their heads in debt when they have a gut feeling or visceral response to the amount of debt they are carrying. Emotions are no way to run your financial life. Many of us carry far too much debt long before we realize it and by the time we start to hit bottom, we are in serious financial trouble. Find out how to assess how much debt you have and learn what to do about it.
  • What Every Home-Based Business Owner Must Know about Debt Now
    Many people dream of starting their own business, but the nuts and bolts of running a small business can be easily overlooked. It is not only important for the new business owner to save money to launch the business, it is crucial to minimize expenses to keep living expenses down in the early days of the business. One approach to financial housekeeping is debt consolidation, a way of restructuring and reorganizing debt.

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