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Debt – The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly – Part 1
Dear Borrow Smart Family, There are three types of debt, the “Good”, “Bad”, and “Ugly”. Let’s discuss the differences and provide some direction for addressing your debt-related issues. When discussing debt with clients, too often they express a sense of … Continue reading
Posted in life, money, mortgage, planning
Tagged borrow smart, debt, High Trust Coaching, High Trust Selling, life, loan officer, money, mortgage, mortgage lender, Mortgage planning, planning, repay smart, Todd Duncan, trevor hammond
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Borrow Smart, Repay Smart: Why Budgets Fail
Dear Borrow Smart Family, The idea of regimenting your money spending can seem tedious, but it is well worth the effort. If you’re looking to get your money in order, there are 3 main blind spots to consider: Why … Continue reading
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The Art of Money: The Three Options With Every Dollar
With every dollar you have, there are only three things you can do with it: 1. Spend it 2. Save it 3. Pay down Debt with it This applies to really any amount of money … Continue reading
Posted in Blind Spot 1: Developing a Plan, Blind Spot 3: Storing Money Efficiently, Uncategorized
Tagged blind spots, debt, debt management, developing a plan, finances, financial future, financial planning, goals and dreams, happiness, lending, money, mortgage, pay off debt, refinance, saving money, wealth
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Understanding Debt Management
As a modern consumer, you need credit. When you were growing up, you may have heard your parents or grandparents say, “If you can’t pay for it with cash, then you can’t afford to buy it.” That may have been … Continue reading