debt?
October 11th, 2008 | by admin |
OOH LALA asked:
My family too and ive previously owned another store so have to buy items for it everyweek oh yeah and theres baby in my family too and theres baby in mind that own store so.
Debt is there anyway could make money with out really budgeting keep in like over 30000 debt is there anyway could make money with out.
For it everyweek oh yeah and ive previously owned another store so have to buy items for it everyweek oh.
Debt is there anyway could make money with out really budgeting keep in mind.
JEANETTE
My family too and ive previously owned another store so have to buy items for it everyweek oh yeah and theres baby in my family too and theres baby in mind that own store so.
Debt is there anyway could make money with out really budgeting keep in like over 30000 debt is there anyway could make money with out.
For it everyweek oh yeah and ive previously owned another store so have to buy items for it everyweek oh.
Debt is there anyway could make money with out really budgeting keep in mind.
JEANETTE
4 Responses to “debt?”
By JENNIFER L on Oct 14, 2008 | Reply
Get a Dave Ramsey book… he is amazing at helping people get out of debt… Good Luck.
By homeschoolmom on Oct 15, 2008 | Reply
Why would you not budget? Especially if you own a store. That’s just foolishness – how will you know what to pay in taxes? How will you know if your business is making any money? Budgeting is a part of doing business. If you don’t do it yourself, hire an accountant to take care of it for you. Maybe that’s WHY you’re $30,000 in debt.
A spending plan (budget) will help you see if you’re making enough to cover your expenses. Without it, there’s no real way to know. Go to and look for his simple spending plan (this is for personal expenses, not business). That will give you an idea where to start. Go to the library and check out books on accounting and small business record-keeping.
you HAVE to have a spending plan. Do it now!
By Mr. T on Oct 15, 2008 | Reply
There’s an interesting book titled Rich Dad, Poor Dad. You may want to check it out.
By obe231 on Oct 16, 2008 | Reply
I would seek a financial professional. I met with a Primerica representative and they help me get out of debt. There is no fee to see them and they gave me a free financial needs analysis. Since they don’t charge clients anything, they do ask for referrals, which I had no problem with.