What I learned from one year of credit card churning

I got hooked on the idea of credit card churning a year ago from one of Graham Stephan’s videos. While I’d always used credit cards prior to this because of its cashback and other rewards features, they were your typical young-adult starter credit cards which didn’t have any fees but also gave mediocre benefits. It… Continue reading What I learned from one year of credit card churning

How to immediately increase your credit score in 7 easy steps

We’ve talked previously about how debt can be good if you use it appropriately, and probably one of the best examples of this is the use of credit cards. Credit cards offer a ton of advantages, including great rewards and cashbacks, but in this post, I wanted to concentrate on the best reason to keep… Continue reading How to immediately increase your credit score in 7 easy steps

These are the types of debt you should be in

Is debt necessarily bad? Not necessarily. I’ve talked about Dave Ramsay on this blog before. While he’s been influential in helping me to learn to live within my means and set myself up for financial security, one of the things I don’t agree about his philosophy is his agenda against debt. Ramsay believes that all… Continue reading These are the types of debt you should be in