Never Cosign A Loan. Once You Have

If You Are Worried About Job Security And Do Not Have An Adequate Emergency Fund (ideally Eight Months' Worth Of Living Expenses Stashed Away In A Federally Insured Bank Or Credit Union), You Need To Focus More On Saving Money Than Paying Down The Balance On Your Credit Cards.

Remember That In Most Cases, Student Loan Debt Is Not Dischargeable In Bankruptcy. So You Continue To Pay It Off Anyway. Those Who Have Very Low Interest Rates (2-2.5 Percent) On Student Loans And Know Everything Is Secure, Great.

... True Financial Freedom Doesn't Depend On How Much Money You Have. Financial Freedom Is When You Have Power Over Your Fears And Anxieties Instead Of The Other Way Around.

If You Do Not Have At Least An Eight-month Emergency Fund, And You Think There's A Probability You Could Loose Your Job - And It's Not Just Losing Your Job; You Could Be In A Car Accident, Get Sick - Continue To Pay The Minimum On Your Credit Card Every Month. Everything Beyond That Needs To Go To Establish An Emergency Fund. And If You Have An Emergency Fund Saved, Then Fund Your Retirement Account Before Paying Down Credit Card Debt.

The World Of Money, Of Numbers And Stock Markets And Interest Rates And Credit Cards, Seems On The Surface About As Far As It Could Be From The World Of Spirituality, Of Seeking Meaningful Answers To The Big Questions Of Life. ... But These Two Worlds Must Flow In And Out Of Each Other, Because It Takes Both Money And Spiritual Understanding To Sustain It. Truly Speaking, What Determines Where Our Money With Its Awesome Power Will Go, And What It Will Do For Ourselves And Others? If We Listen, Those Answers Come From The Center Of Our Being, From Who We Really Are.