Category Archives: Carnivals

Make Your Own Magnetic Business Signs

business tips, Carnivals
If you are visiting from Festival of Frugality #129, double posted at Bored Finance, welcome to Out of Debt Again! Thank you Money Ning for the hard work of hosting this event, and including my post! Mr. A's making some magnetic signs to put on the doors of our vehicles to generate business. We certainly do enough driving… We checked out pricing for signs and thought we could do better ourselves. Thank goodness for the Internet. You can find just… Read the rest

Her Mother is Rolling Over In Her Grave – a Credit Card Debt Story

Carnivals, credit cards, spending money
// // My friend's mother is probably rolling over in her grave. “Mom” was a very frugal lady. She didn't buy a vehicle unless she had cash, she invested in real estate and she counted her pennies. Everyone was surprised to find out how much money she had when she passed away three years ago. My friend (let's call her) Nancy was shocked when she discovered Mom had left instructions in her will for a home to be purchased for… Read the rest

How I Got In and Out of Debt The First Time

Carnivals, credit cards
I was a welfare mom with $6000 in credit card debt. Living at poverty level made credit card use almost a necessity some months, yet I knew deep down inside it was wrong. I didn't want to be in debt, so I did something about it. Here's my story. I started working full time when I was 16 years old, and continued to work after my first son was born when I was 23. When my baby was about six… Read the rest

Festival of Frugality

Carnivals
Neat! I finally worked up my nerve and submitted a post to one of the carnivals, Festival of Frugality. This week's host is Aaron Stroud of On Financial Success. Thank you, Aaron for hosting and including me in The Paragraph Edition | Festival of Frugality 122. OUT OF DEBT AGAIN is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to… Read the rest