Comments on: Accepting Financial Responsibility

By: Stock Research

Stock Research — Sun, 14 Sep 2008 00:19:58 +0000

Just found this post, Matt. I admire your candor. I hope you’re doing well in resolving your debt issues. As you know, with work and discipline, they can be resolved. The encouraging thing is that, as I understand it, people once heavily in debt often take their financial positions in the other direction- to great wealth. Best of luck to you.

By: Weekly Roundup #7 (December 8, 2007) - My Investing Blog

Weekly Roundup #7 (December 8, 2007) - My Investing Blog — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 15:53:05 +0000

[...] 1. FreeFromBroke posting about how they WILL retire, not now, but sometime and has some good tips to anyone looking to retire. 2. Neville reminded us all how good it feels to cross off to-do list entries… Good job! 3. OneMillionAndBeyond shows us what it is like to accept financial responsibility, and where it’ll put you later in life… 4. FinancialHack about something we can all use a little more wisely, time… 5. RandomRoger pounds home the diversification point in investing; you can’t ever get enough of this… 6. RussellBailyn warns of the recession on the horizon, or is it? 7. FinancialBlogger keeps getting asked the same question… I might as well jump in too – FB, Can I borrow some $$$? 8. GLBL didn’t win the Ipod, but came away with a good goal for 2008 that is always a decent 2nd place prize… 9. First time on EverythingFinance, nice blog. They have a very good post on tips to selling your own home by watching how the REALTORS do it. 10. MMMM post about how there is no such thing as bad debt. Really???!?! Some good points to the case… 11. FinancialIndependence lets us know 5 steps to a better credit score. Who doesn’t want that? 12. Moolanomy can do no wrong in his posts! Here he illustrates the 7 steps of debt reduction perfectly. 13. NewRetirement lets everyone know 31 more sites to help you with retirement. Apparently I didn’t get the nod, so don’t read any further. 14. OfficeStuffer gives us some insight on 17 tax filing resources. I hate taxes personally; hopefully I can put a few of these to use. 15. FiLife has an interesting wish list this year. 16. InterestingMoney investigates a problem that actually happened to me TODAY with my wifes adp.com password – Make sure you spouse knows your financial passwords! 17. OnFinancialSuccess gives us 4 steps to making in out there in the big world of finance! 18. DoughRoller wrote up a post last month about 10 online budget tools that I found interesting last night. 19. FMF jots down the 10 Most Hated money saving tips. #8 is my fave – tough to do, but oh so true. 20. KCLau gives his advice on some big time tips in the personal finance realm that shouldn’t be overlooked. Author: hank [...]

By: Mapgirl’s Fiscal Challenge / Articles I Liked Last Week

Mapgirl’s Fiscal Challenge / Articles I Liked Last Week — Mon, 24 Sep 2007 14:15:02 +0000

[...] One Million and Beyond. A kick in the pants for me. Accepting my responsibility. [...]

By: The Financial Blogger » Financial Ramblings

The Financial Blogger » Financial Ramblings — Sat, 22 Sep 2007 11:08:42 +0000

[...] #1 Accepting Financial Responsability by onemillionandbeyond.com. Too many people think that they are just full of bad luck… I think this is full of b…. [...]

By: The 118th Carnival of Personal Finance: Fun Money Facts Edition

The 118th Carnival of Personal Finance: Fun Money Facts Edition — Wed, 19 Sep 2007 03:12:30 +0000

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By: Best Finance Articles from Carnival of Personal Finance #118 at Clever Dude Personal Finance & Money

Mon, 17 Sep 2007 15:05:43 +0000

[...] I liked most of MMM’s editor’s choices as well. First is One Million and Beyond’s article about accepting financial responsibility. I actually just left a response on Mapgirl’s article about biting off more than you can chew espousing the same ideas. Ultimately, you, the buyer, are directly responsible for every single one of your purchases! If you don’t know something, ask until you understand it. Don’t just trust “the expert”. [...]

By: Carnival Of Personal Finance #118: Fun Money Facts Edition

Carnival Of Personal Finance #118: Fun Money Facts Edition — Mon, 17 Sep 2007 09:24:32 +0000

[...] Accepting Financial Responsibility by Matt @ To One Million and Beyond. Debt for example doesn’t happen over night, people who find themselves very deep in debt have no one but themselves to blame for their situation. [...]