Comments for Christian Debt Coach http://christiandebtcoach.com Defeat, Destroy, and Demolish Debt. Mon, 19 Mar 2012 11:33:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= Comment on How Much Can I Afford Calculators | Reasons to Avoid Them At All Costs by Carnival of Personal Finance – Ted Talks Edition http://christiandebtcoach.com/how-much-can-i-afford-calculator/#comment-132 Carnival of Personal Finance – Ted Talks Edition Mon, 19 Mar 2012 11:33:06 +0000 http://christiandebtcoach.com/?p=95#comment-132 [...] Ford from Christian Debt Coach presents How Much Can I Afford Calculators | Reasons to Avoid Them At All Costs, and says, “Discover the inherit issues with online [...] [...] Ford from Christian Debt Coach presents How Much Can I Afford Calculators | Reasons to Avoid Them At All Costs, and says, “Discover the inherit issues with online [...]

]]> Comment on 5 Proven Reasons Why Co-Signing a Loan is Worse than Gambling by Weekend links for 03/04/2012 | Personal Finance Success http://christiandebtcoach.com/co-signing-a-loan-is-bad/#comment-125 Weekend links for 03/04/2012 | Personal Finance Success Sat, 03 Mar 2012 05:08:47 +0000 http://christiandebtcoach.com/?p=90#comment-125 [...] Ford of Christian Debt Coach gives five reasons why you should never co-sign for a loan.  I had been planning to write a [...] [...] Ford of Christian Debt Coach gives five reasons why you should never co-sign for a loan.  I had been planning to write a [...]

]]> Comment on 5 Proven Reasons Why Co-Signing a Loan is Worse than Gambling by Carnival of Financial Planning – Money Management Edition #226 | Cult Of Money http://christiandebtcoach.com/co-signing-a-loan-is-bad/#comment-124 Carnival of Financial Planning – Money Management Edition #226 | Cult Of Money Fri, 02 Mar 2012 18:22:52 +0000 http://christiandebtcoach.com/?p=90#comment-124 [...] Ford presents 5 Proven Reasons Why Co-Signing a Loan is Worse than Gambling posted at Christian Debt Coach, saying, “Discover why co-signing a loan is such a bad [...] [...] Ford presents 5 Proven Reasons Why Co-Signing a Loan is Worse than Gambling posted at Christian Debt Coach, saying, “Discover why co-signing a loan is such a bad [...]

]]> Comment on Debt is a Symptom: How to Diagnose and Prescribe a Debt Solution (No Degree Required!) by Carnival of Personal Finance # 349 | Sustainable Personal Finance http://christiandebtcoach.com/debt-is-a-symptom-how-to-diagnose-and-prescribe-a-debt-solution-no-degree-required/#comment-121 Carnival of Personal Finance # 349 | Sustainable Personal Finance Mon, 20 Feb 2012 17:27:00 +0000 http://christiandebtcoach.com/?p=84#comment-121 [...]  I think I want to undertake a similar exercise.Craig Ford from Christian Debt Coach presents Debt is a Symptom: How to Diagnose and Prescribe a Debt Solution (No Degree Required!), and says, “Discover the true causes of your debt crisis.”  Glad I don’t need to [...] [...]  I think I want to undertake a similar exercise.Craig Ford from Christian Debt Coach presents Debt is a Symptom: How to Diagnose and Prescribe a Debt Solution (No Degree Required!), and says, “Discover the true causes of your debt crisis.”  Glad I don’t need to [...]

]]> Comment on Little Changes Make Big Differences: $100 Spending Cut Challenge by Craig Ford http://christiandebtcoach.com/little-changes-make-big-differences-100-spending-cut-challenge/#comment-120 Craig Ford Wed, 08 Feb 2012 20:14:28 +0000 http://christiandebtcoach.com/?p=79#comment-120 Richard, You've gone above and beyond the call of duty! Sorry to hear about the lay off, but it seems like you've got a solid game plan and a healthy approach to everything. Richard,
You’ve gone above and beyond the call of duty! Sorry to hear about the lay off, but it seems like you’ve got a solid game plan and a healthy approach to everything.

]]> Comment on Little Changes Make Big Differences: $100 Spending Cut Challenge by Richard Rinyai http://christiandebtcoach.com/little-changes-make-big-differences-100-spending-cut-challenge/#comment-117 Richard Rinyai Mon, 06 Feb 2012 16:01:35 +0000 http://christiandebtcoach.com/?p=79#comment-117 Well, I got laid off about 2 months ago and had to cut back on quite a few expenses. My family is good for a few years, since I received a nice severance package and we can make it stretch for quite some time. I look at it as my newly found emergency fund, as I have been building it for quite some time, but now I am very close to it. I was able to cut back on the "wants" and got way more than $100 a month of cutting back. Well, I got laid off about 2 months ago and had to cut back on quite a few expenses. My family is good for a few years, since I received a nice severance package and we can make it stretch for quite some time.

I look at it as my newly found emergency fund, as I have been building it for quite some time, but now I am very close to it.

I was able to cut back on the “wants” and got way more than $100 a month of cutting back.

]]> Comment on Little Changes Make Big Differences: $100 Spending Cut Challenge by Carnival of Personal Finance #347, The Giants Edition | My Blog http://christiandebtcoach.com/little-changes-make-big-differences-100-spending-cut-challenge/#comment-116 Carnival of Personal Finance #347, The Giants Edition | My Blog Mon, 06 Feb 2012 12:49:42 +0000 http://christiandebtcoach.com/?p=79#comment-116 [...] Ford from Christian Debt Coach presents Little Changes Make Big Differences: $100 Spending Cut Challenge, and says, “Cutting a $100 spending per month can make a large [...] [...] Ford from Christian Debt Coach presents Little Changes Make Big Differences: $100 Spending Cut Challenge, and says, “Cutting a $100 spending per month can make a large [...]

]]> Comment on 5 Brilliant Credit Card Spending Guidelines that Make You Look Smarter than Einstein by Craig Ford http://christiandebtcoach.com/5-brilliant-credit-card-spending-guidelines-that-make-you-look-smarter-than-einstein/#comment-115 Craig Ford Sun, 29 Jan 2012 20:30:15 +0000 http://christiandebtcoach.com/?p=33#comment-115 That would be true if protecting ones credit score was a top priority. If a top priority is removing the debt and temptation of debt then canceling the card is a better choice. Ultimately, a person needs to decide which is most important. For the sake of this blog getting out of debt and staying out of debt is more important than building a solid credit score. That would be true if protecting ones credit score was a top priority. If a top priority is removing the debt and temptation of debt then canceling the card is a better choice. Ultimately, a person needs to decide which is most important. For the sake of this blog getting out of debt and staying out of debt is more important than building a solid credit score.

]]> Comment on 5 Brilliant Credit Card Spending Guidelines that Make You Look Smarter than Einstein by G$$$ Maker http://christiandebtcoach.com/5-brilliant-credit-card-spending-guidelines-that-make-you-look-smarter-than-einstein/#comment-113 G$$$ Maker Tue, 24 Jan 2012 14:10:19 +0000 http://christiandebtcoach.com/?p=33#comment-113 DO NOT CLOSE the account. Closing the account will damage your credit score more than a late payment. Pay down the balance and use it wisely in the future, but closing the account (especially multiple accounts) will damage your credit score. Unless you don't care about such things. DO NOT CLOSE the account. Closing the account will damage your credit score more than a late payment. Pay down the balance and use it wisely in the future, but closing the account (especially multiple accounts) will damage your credit score. Unless you don’t care about such things.

]]> Comment on How to Love Each Other Like Romeo and Juliet (Even When You’re Going Through a Financial Crisis) by EllenMarie http://christiandebtcoach.com/how-to-love-each-other-like-romeo-and-juliet-even-when-youre-going-through-a-financial-crisis/#comment-80 EllenMarie Thu, 12 Jan 2012 00:50:33 +0000 http://christiandebtcoach.com/?p=43#comment-80 Thank you. I hope you don't mind,but I posted your article and talked about your blogs that I like on about.com's Frugal Living forum. Maybe you could check the forum out-I have been on there for about 12 years and they are so nice and friendly. It is a great site that we share ideas on how to save money,share menus,etc and offer great support for one another. So I introduced your site so hopefully you will see more traffic coming in if you can even tell! Keep up the good work! Thank you. I hope you don’t mind,but I posted your article and talked about your blogs that I like on about.com’s Frugal Living forum. Maybe you could check the forum out-I have been on there for about 12 years and they are so nice and friendly. It is a great site that we share ideas on how to save money,share menus,etc and offer great support for one another. So I introduced your site so hopefully you will see more traffic coming in if you can even tell! Keep up the good work!

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