Moneyplan Sos With Steve Stewart | Budget Wisely | Get Out Of Debt | Pay Attention, Not Interest

#81: Michael Bovee shares the "" For more information, visit the show notes at  

#80: Emily Chase Smith is a Debt Solutions Attorney that started by practicing bankruptcy law. Emily knows bankruptcy is not always the solution and she helps people determine what their best debt solution is. Find more information in our show notes at     

#79: Pregnancy, layoff, or move to another state: These are all situations where you would press "PAUSE" when working Dave Ramsey's Baby Steps. For details, visit  

#78: Which works best for paying off debt: Paying extra on high interest debt or a low-balance debt? For many more details go to

#77: How do you get an emergency fund put together? Income + Budget + Envelopes = Emergency Fund More details can be found at  

#76: 5 ways to save money FAST that will last and last and last. Garage sales are great for getting fast cash but doesn't last. Getting a raise at work is important too - but it isn't fast. For more details visit  

#75: Got 5 minutes? That’s all I need to show you how to live debt-free and not have to worry about your credit score. You can have no debt, no credit, and have no problems – even for a house! Read more at  

#74: What does minimalism have to do with personal finance? Find out as I talk with Robert Wall, a Minimalist who is living WITH less - which enables him to live ON less. For more information, visit the show notes at  

#73: Rolling credit card debt into a mortgage sounds like a great idea, but does it really make cents? Join me as I go through the math. To follow along, visit

#72: There are two primary types of Life Insurance: Whole Life (permanent) and Term Life (temporary). While I can not make a blanket statement to say you should do one and never buy the other, there are a lot arguments that can be made to show that Term Life is the better answer for the general population - and I have the math to prove it! For more information, visit

#71: Scott Plaskett, CFP at , takes time away from his busy schedule to explain the various ways that Financial Planners get paid: Commission based Fee Only Fee based We also take time to discuss the , a report he makes available on his website. For more information, visit the show notes at

#70: Chris Hogan, a Dave Ramsey Speaker, shares tips for those looking to lead Financial Peace University at their church or community center. For more details, visit

#69: More important than monitoring for ID theft is the recovery. It takes many hours to clear your good name, and now there is a service that will do it for you. Diane Sacks - Vice President of Marketing & ID Theft Protection at , explains how their ID Theft Protection plan is different from others - and better! To learn their 3 tips for protecting our ID,l visit

#68: Tami Nealy, Senior Director of Corporate Communications at , explains what LifeLock does and how they can help you keep an eye on your ID. For more information, check out the show notes at

#67: How long do we keep tax returns? Where should we store important documents? What in the world should I do with all these digital pictures? Professional Organizer, Diana Luetkemeyer, explains the benefits of organization in our homes and our businesses. For more information visit  

#66: These simple tips helped us trickle even more money away to pay for upcoming vacations: Route 66 Road Trip, Florida beaches, and a horse ranch in the mountains. For more information visit

#65: Zac Bissonnette wrote his new book with one simple question in mind... What should young people do with their money in order to have the best possible life today and for the rest of their life? Show notes and links for the book are at

#64: Dave Ramsey announced changes to the Financial Peace University (FPU) course in a live webinar on June 5th, 2012. Not only have the videos been re-recorded but the curriculum has some exciting new changes. For more, visit the list at

#63: My theoretical budget spreadsheet shows you where the opportunities lie in your budget. To download the spreadsheet, visit this original post at

#62: I used a "Break Even Formula" to see if would make sense when closing costs could be recovered by the interest saved on the loan. A listener asked if they could use the same analysis to compare insurance and deductibles. For more information, go to