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Take the Debt Free Holiday Challenge

September 17, 2012 by Andrea

Smart Money ChicksYes, we are officially less than 100 days away from Christmas. It is hard to believe but it is so. As the leafs start to turn and our nights are cooler, you should start thinking of the Holidays if you haven’t already. Last year the average person planned on spending $707 on gifts, decorations, meals and all the fixings that come with the Holiday Season. Many of those people some of us included used credit cards for these expenses.

This Year we Challenge you to have a Debt Free Holiday Season– We know it is possible and we are going to help you. Each week until the end of the year, we will offer you tips and resources that will aid you in having a Debt Free Holiday Season.

Are you in?

Step 1: Sign up for the Debt Free Holiday Challenge, we will then send you a Nifty Holiday Planning Guide that includes a schedule, budget and Gift Spreadsheet.

Step 2: Well, that’s is all for now, each week we will tackle (in a good way) another step to ensure our Holidays will not leave us with Credit Card Blues…

And we are off!

Andrea

Andrea is the Chief Chick of Smart Money Chicks. After filing BK twice (once because she panicked, second time because the pro messed the first time up), she realized that it all could have been avoided if she understood more about how her Finances worked and the options available. At that point, she wanted to help as many as she could never make the same mistakes again. Our Promise is that all the content you read on here is created or edited by Andrea

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  1. L Bee and the Money Tree says

    September 17, 2012 at 2:21 pm

    Love this! I am in!! Although I’d probably never spend 707 dollars. eesh!

  2. Dan says

    September 17, 2012 at 9:36 pm

    This is a tremendous idea! I love the idea of encouraging people to spend less and live within their means, especially around the holidays! Adding a commitment to do something generous for someone else would also be in the spirit of the season

  3. Michelle says

    September 22, 2012 at 2:34 am

    After freaking out ( 100 days till Christmas!) I thought that this is a fantastic idea. Am def. in!



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