Why your stuff isn't selling: selling your clutter for cash

Why your stuff isn't selling: selling your clutter for cash

In case you didn’t know, I am a HUGE advocate for selling the stuff inside your home that you don’t need and putting that cash toward debt of other financial goals.

Americans have more stuff than we could possible need. I read a statistic recently that said that we buy 30% of the world's stuff. If you need some cash fast, selling your things online or on Facebook Marketplace or in a yard sale will help you make money in a few days.

But I've heard from a lot of you that your stuff just doesn't move like you want it to. So I'm going to help you troubleshoot that situation.

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How to stop spending money: How to control the urge to shop

How to stop spending money:  How to control the urge to shop

Do you have moments in your life when you feel spendy, like maybe you've come into a little bit of extra money or maybe you're trying to self-soothe. Yes, I've had moments where I have ended up spending a lot more money than other seasons of my life.

Let's talk about why you are feeling spendy and some ways to combat that.

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3 reasons you shouldn’t buy a home: The hidden cost of home ownership

3 reasons you shouldn’t buy a home: The hidden cost of home ownership

The truth is, buying a house might not be right for you. Today I am going to demystify the American dream — because home ownership is not for everyone. But first I want to say, if buying a home is your dream - go for it. But go for it with open eyes knowing all the facts.

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Cut the cable: Alternatives that save cash

Cut the cable: Alternatives that save cash

It's been three years since Jason and I cut the cable and I don't think we have once regretted it. Not only has it helped save us a lot of money it also helps us control what our children watch and who markets what to them. (I really hope that sentence made sense!)

Today I wanted to delve into some alternatives to cable and satellite that might save you some cash. 

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