Priorities
April 20, 2020
M I’m Miriam Neff-with STARTING OVER FINANCIALLY, and I’m Valerie Neff Hogan and we’re here to talk about money.
M When money is tight, maybe unpaid bills are stacking up, how do we tackle that dilemma?
V Just like eating an elephant. One bite at a time. With average credit card debt at over $8,000 per household, and incomes fluctuating, its important to make a plan and then implement it. We still encourage first to give something back to God. That shows our faith. And its all his anyway.
M Next shrink that spending plan. Of course, increasing the amount you pay down on credit card debt is important. But that is treating the symptom, not the disease.