Blogger interview series: How I Save Money

Insights on everyday budgeting, money-saving hacks, and debt payoff.

By Jason•Published: April 15, 2009•5 min read• Legally Reviewed

Overcoming college credit card debt requires strict tracking and halting unnecessary impulse purchases.
Utilize digital budgeting tools like Mint or spreadsheets to keep daily spending accountable.
Small everyday savings compound over time to build a robust emergency fund.

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How I Save Money was created to document real-life financial struggles and practical saving strategies.

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Loretta Kilday

Debt Relief Specialist & Spokesperson, DebtCC

Loretta Kilday, Esq., is an accomplished litigator and transactional attorney with more than 30 years of experience across debt collection, bankruptcy, and related matters. DebtConsolidationCare features her as its spokesperson and public voice. She earned her J.D. from DePaul University College of Law and a B.S. in Finance from DePaul University.