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The stock market suffered one of its worst declines this week and many of you have been writing in asking about how to manage your investments, as well as how to prepare for the likelihood of a recession.
Allison Baggerly shares how she paid down $111,000 in debt in 4.5 years and started Inspired Budget to help others along their debt journey.
How much should we pay for a new house?
"I had my daughter when I was 19. Just right when I was in the military, so I definitely had to learn the discipline of not only the military but being a single, working, teen parent."
This week's questions concern feeling pressure to spend like well-off friends, ways to teach kids about money and affording 6 months of planned unemployment.
Advice for one Silicon Valley household that's making over $100,000 a year, but still managing to live above their means.
"I'm $25,000 in credit card debt. Is debt consolidation a smart move?"
This Friday, Farnoosh answers your questions related to salary negotiations, putting your teen on a budget and how to trust all the "success" stories we often hear about online entrepreneurs.
If you’ve ever felt like budgeting just doesn’t work for you, my guest Kumiko Love can relate. Frustrated by traditional budgeting methods, she created her own technique to pay off almost $80,000 of debt in eight months. And this technique helped launch her business, The Budget Mom.
