Hey, friends! I’ve got a great treat for you today! My friend Brian from over at Debt Discipline has graciously agreed to share his personal story with Frugal Farmer readers. Brian and his family paid off over $109,000 in credit card debt in just over four years! As a token of my thanks for Brian …
If you haven’t gotten on board with the whole prepping thing yet, now might be a good time. Less than 24 hours after it was announced that Donald Trump had been elected president, the protests are starting. This is the kind of thing we are talking about when we talk about situations rising up quickly …
So, I haven’t been talking much on the blog about my blogging income, but since it’s increasing at a pretty decent rate I don’t feel I can keep this secret gem to earning extra income a secret anymore. When I started this blog in January of 2013, I had not one clue about blogging or …
When you’re working to be a good prepping family, it’s often easy to focus on what you’re doing for your kids in the area of preparedness and forget about what you need to be teaching your kids in the area of preparedness. We work hard to be good prepping moms and dads that make sure …
This post isn’t for all of you, but I’d be willing to bet that if it’s not for you, you know someone that it is for. If you’ve got your finances together but know someone who desperately needs to get theirs together, please consider sharing this post with them if you think it will help …
In honor of National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, I’m republishing this post about my ordeal with domestic violence. If you’re suffering with domestic violence in your home, please don’t give up hope and please go to a safe place, such as a battered women’s shelter, as soon as possible. You are not alone!! Here …
This article was sponsored by SelectQuote, but all thoughts and opinions are my own. When we started working to pay off our consumer debt, we began by going through every single line item in our budget. The goal was to determine which expenses were truly value expenses in our life, and which were merely temporary, feel-good expenses …
Our financial life started to change when we got sick and tired of being sick and tired. When we finally figured out that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. For years and years we tried and tried to increase wealth and decrease debt but …
The stock market is not the only place that average income earners can make money. Stocks are notoriously unstable and are vulnerable to global market fluctuations. Some people who want to invest might be put off by this level of risk.
What will happen to my savings and wealth if there’s another recession like the one in 2008? This is a question I often get asked, and I wonder about it myself. Just recently, a friend of mine from Europe talked about Brexit. It was so unprecedented and quite disastrous to people like my friend who …
