Review of agirlworthsaving.com blog
Date: Fri, 11/23/2007 - 04:00
A Girl Worth Saving is a blog maintained by Kelly Bejelly for last 1 year. She was very keen to understand the relation between her and money…so she started this blog. Very interesting motivation isn't it? This Chief Visionary Officer is addicted to chocolate covered marshmallow candy. Prior to starting her blog she was on the heap of credit card debt. About two years back, she had to refinance her house and she vowed to not have any more credit card debt. This could happen as her life styles were changed. She cut short her spending and needs of daily life.
She generally explores topics like save money, pay off debt, budget etc. She believes that her personal finance decisions work for her although they may not be smart or the best, but it seems that she is very confident about her decisions.
Some Financial tips for People in Debt:
She shares some tips with us who are in debt.
1.Cut up your credit cards until you can responsibly use them
2.Stop hiding your head in the sand and make a budget.
Message to Community Members
We have requested her to give some message to our community. She says "One of the hardest things to do is live within your means after you have enjoyed the quick gratification from credit cards. Learning to make Smart money decisions is not easy and I struggle with it everyday. You are not alone in this."
She generally explores topics like save money, pay off debt, budget etc. She believes that her personal finance decisions work for her although they may not be smart or the best, but it seems that she is very confident about her decisions.
Some Financial tips for People in Debt:
She shares some tips with us who are in debt.
1.Cut up your credit cards until you can responsibly use them
2.Stop hiding your head in the sand and make a budget.
Message to Community Members
We have requested her to give some message to our community. She says "One of the hardest things to do is live within your means after you have enjoyed the quick gratification from credit cards. Learning to make Smart money decisions is not easy and I struggle with it everyday. You are not alone in this."