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How to Curb Impulse Buying 2

How to Curb Impulse Buying

In most cases, impulse purchases are relatively inexpensive items that do not seem like a very big deal at the time. However, the amount spent on impulse buying will eventually become very substantial. When...

Plan Ahead to Avoid ATM Fees 0

Plan Ahead to Avoid ATM Fees

How many times have you been in a rush to get cash from the ATM and decided to simply use the most convenient ATM? Unfortunately, that often means you are using a machine that...

How Safe is Your Bank? 0

How Safe is Your Bank?

From time to time, I like to spend a little bit of time and review the institutions with which I do business and see if there are better alternatives.  One valuable resource in reviewing...

Carnival of Debt Reduction 0

Carnival of Debt Reduction

In an effort to share knowledge and provide free help to get out of debt, My New Choice has submitted an article on the snowball method of debt elimination in the upcoming Carnival of...

Strategy to Curb Impulse Buying 2

Strategy to Curb Impulse Buying

When people find themselves mired in credit card debt, one of the culprits is often the result of buying things on impulse even when you know that you cannot afford the item. It is...

IRS to Use Private Collection Agencies 0

IRS to Use Private Collection Agencies

According to an article at Bankrate.com by Jay MacDonald, tax payers with an outstanding debt owed to the IRS should not be surprised if they receive a phone call from a collection agency in...

Readers’ Choice: August 27th 0

Readers’ Choice: August 27th

Since the goal behind this site is to provide you with free help to get out of debt, it is only fitting that you have a voice in the topics that are covered. Initially,...

The Perils of an Overspending Spouse 3

The Perils of an Overspending Spouse

For married couples, one of the vital ingredients to a successful debt reduction strategy is that both people maintain an open line of communication and share common goals. Unfortunately, it is far too common...

eBook: Debt Free in 3 to 5 Years 0

eBook: Debt Free in 3 to 5 Years

Are you struggling to eliminate credit card debt? How would you like to be debt free in as little as 3-5 years? It might sound too good to be true, however Clint Holland, author...