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Chelsea and her husband were newly wed and $215,000 in debt. Find out how they teamed up to fix their finances ...
I was ashamed, sad, and I felt like an idiot. YNAB helped me carefully assign my money to the right categories and set me free.
Jennifer, a 20-something IT analyst, used to buy every gadget that crossed her path. Now, her cousin calls her “The Queen of Cheap.”
When Sydney and her husband faced a year and a half without income, they did what they had to do to support their family -- and succeeded!
It's not about finding 1 place to save $100. You try to find a 100 places to save $1. If you cut back, you can move yourself ahead in life…”
Brittany and Keith live in Marietta, Georgia, and they’d racked up $263,000 of debt—a number that used to keep Brittany awake at night.
Andy is a pastor. His wife, Melissa, is a stay-at-home mom. When their debt reached $30,000, again, they knew they needed a new plan.
Find out how Tom, an IT business analyst from Kenton, Michigan, realized that it was cheaper to quit his job than to continue working.
In our first episode of Debt Stories, you'll meet Angela. Her story begins with a new house, new car and lots of coffee.
Katie and Mark, of Salt Lake City, were married after their sophomore year in college. Back then, they were both sure that, one day, they’d be lawyers (and well-paid ones, at that). But just a semester into law school, Katie realized that it wasn’t the right fit.
A year after they were engaged, Brendan and Alisha faced a very disappointing possibility: postponing their wedding. Something had to change.
Emma Vonder Haar is 23 and debt-free: “I sound like a walking commercial for YNAB but, really, this program has straight-up changed my life.”
Editor's Note: We recently posted a success story about a young guy who paid off more than $100k of student debt in less than five years. We thought it was a great story, but we got some pushback, because not everyone felt they could relate to the specifics of his story.
What if your debt-free journey resulted in a beautiful piece of art that you could frame and hang in your house with pride?
Mike had no idea that it was possible to pay off $38,204 in debt in 18 months. Deciding to aggressively tackle his debt was life-changing.
We interviewed Linda, a participant in Debtors Anonymous: a proven program to help people that have a debt addiction.