Have you checked out all of the series that have been featured on JosephSangl.com?
- Debt Freedom March – Get an inside look at three couples as they journey to financial freedom!
- Home Pay-Off Spectacular – Watch Joe's mortgage balance fall every month as he becomes 100% debt-free!
- Other Series
- 529 Plans
- Answer The Question
- Are you STUCK?
- Best Utilize Your Tax Refund
- Budget – Irregular Income
- Budget – Spending Money
- Choosing Mutual Funds
- Financial Software
- How Do I Budget Series
- How To Pay Off Debt Series
- I Was Broke. Now I’m Not. Values
- Mutual Fund Companies
- Negotiate A Pay Raise
- Save Money For Next Christmas
- Setting Financial Goals
- TOOLS
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Joe,
I know you love talking about interest and what it really is. I think that many folks still don’t have a true understanding of the different types of interest and how they affect the various categories of debt. For instance, the difference between the way interest is compounded on a credit card vs. a mortgage or a signature loan, car loan or other loan instruments.
I think a series on interest types and compounding aspects would be great so that everyone would have a better idea on which debts should be tackled first and why as we all want to get the most for our debt reduction dollar.
Thanks.
Hi Joe,
My hubby and I don’t have any credit card debt and we are still renting an apartment…so no home debt (but we want to buy one sometime in the next 3 years or so). Our debt is an immense amount of medschool debt, which I hear is “good debt” not “bad debt” but still, it’s a lot and we’re chipping away at it. It would be great to hear your thoughts on paying off “good debt” if there is such a thing.
Thanks!
I’ll be reading!