“Abhor”

“Abhor” is a great word. Learn to “abhor” debt and you'll see what I mean.
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You agreed to it

Oh don’t be so surprised the bank raised the rate on your credit card. You agreed to let them do it the day you acquired the card.

The finer the print, the more the risk.

You agreed to it, so don't be mad at anyone but yourself.
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Never being in debt?

Can you imagine never being in debt? Owning everything you have? Always being financially prepared for life? Not only can you imagine it, you can achieve it.

Even better, you can make sure your children imagine it, too. How is that for a good retirement thought? The kids won't not need your help when you're kicked back enjoying the leisure time you worked so hard to get.
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Yes, it really is that simple

Don’t spend what you don’t have. Yes, it really is that simple.

You hear this a lot in the calendar, don't you? Sorry, but I felt the need to reinforce the idea and the publisher wouldn't let me put a volume device in here so I could YELL IT!!

Too many people look for financial cures or get rich quick schemes. While they're looking they should use this bit of advice and see how it works out in the interim.
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It's a game, folks

Next time you're in the grocery store take note of the products stocked at eye level or on the ends of aisles. The product manufacturer pays a premium for those spots. Look for deals above and below eye level.

It's a game, folks. Know the rules.
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Stop it!

Stop it! The blame for your financial situation lies with the person in your mirror. Go have a talk with that person and quit making excuses.
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Don’t ask

Don’t ask a bankruptcy lawyer if you should file. Think about it. What product is he selling? Of course, the answer will be yes.
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