Paying Off Credit Card DebtI just heard about America’s Cheapest Family from an immigration attorney pal. She is a frugal pal who loves frugal tips very much.
She recommends me to check out the America’s Cheapest Family website as there are lots of frugal tips and money saving tips.
I am interested to find out how the Economides couple are raising a family of 7 with an annual income of about $44000 in Arizona.
Not only are people looking for credit card debt management services, people are also looking for ways to increase their income.
I am one of them too. I have gone back to giving tuition at home. It’s been a year since I quit giving tuition.
To be honest, I am not so happy to teach again. But it’s bad economy and looming recession, I should be grateful to have tuition classes that can help me pay my monthly car loan installment.
One of my blogging pals supplement her income by supplying gifts boxes, packaging boxes and shipping boxes at bulks to boutiques and stores.
No kidding. There are more and more people looking for credit card debt management services after the holiday season than fat burners.
A buddy of mine who submitted his debt management programme in November is still waiting for the outcome.
Hopefully his application gets approved by this week or next week. I know he can’t stand the haunting calls, warning notices and legal letters any longer.
May God approve his debt management plan soon.
I am really interested to hear what people say about AKPK’s debt management programme.
How long have you joined the debt management programme? Are you making your monthly repayment on time?
Do you still get haunting phone calls from banks or warning letters from your creditors?
Talking about garage sale, it seems that more and more people, especially kids are selling their Nintendo Wii, PS1, PS2, PS3 or PSP systems.
Sometimes it’s because the kids want new gaming systems while the parents can’t afford. In order to be able to buy new game consoles, the kids have to sell their old ones.
Instead of having both old and new gaming systems, it saves money to have only one set at home.
Hubby suggests we organize a garage sale next month. He, together with some buddies, has lots of sports gifts and game stuffs that can be sold at good prices.
I know them. Selling their old sports and game stuffs off and then buying new ones.
Of course, I totally agree with the idea of garage sale. There are some furniture pieces and bedroom decor items that I would like to get rid of. Selling them off means I can save more money as emergency funds.