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Debt Elimination and Lifestyle Change: A community blog
Linda Chavey writes about how to change your lifestyle habits in order to eliminate debt.
Something to Ponder...
Written by Linda Chavey, Community blogger | Nov 18, 2012 12:01 PM
Do you want to be stuck in debt forever? Look at the picture associated with this post. The top is what happens when ideas are acted upon. The bottom is what happens when the problems are ignored and swept under the rug.
Do something positive for yourself and your future. Create a legacy for your kids so you can show them how well they can live.
Tagged under debt reduction, just do it, ladder, motivation, success
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