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Have you ever had $100 or even $200 in your wallet only to find at the end of the week you have no idea where it has all gone? It probably happens all the time, right? One of the first steps you need to take to get your personal finances on track and get out of debt is to be aware of where your money is going. Think of it this way $100 a week becomes $5,200 for the year or even if it is $100 a month that is $1,200 a year. That’s a lot of money not to know where it is going and if you are coping with debt it makes it even more important.

Are you broke?

Want to stay that way?

I can help you…

Here are three *surefire* ways to stay broke:

Surefire Way #1 – Always look for something for nothing.

Don’t let your bad credit keep you from getting the help you need. Many people think that it isn’t possible to get personal loans with bad credit. This couldn’t be farther from the truth! There are plenty of loans available to people whose credit is less than perfect. Here is a run down of the options that are available to you:

If you are one of the holdouts who prefers to send your bill payments by mail rather than doing it through online banking, then this article is for you. It’s time to take advantage of yesterday’s opportunities.

The ability to handle all of your personal financial needs online at your bank began back in the 1990′s. It hardly seems like it’s been that long ago. Technology is handling effortlessly, or nearly effortlessly, the mundane tasks that used to tie you up and prevent you from really being productive.

Rising fuel costs, increased grocery prices and government checks in the mail to promote shopping has led many of us to believe we are in a recession. I have always budgeted, but recently, I have had to make some minor changes that I believe will help many of you also.