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A few months ago, I started a newsletter to allow me to get even more information out to you easily. As with most good things, this is a time consuming process to keep this going each month, so instead, I am changing the newsletter into a weekly e-course instead. For some, you have already seen this change, for others that may have just subscribed, don’t worry, it’s coming!

I have the last newsletter still online and will leave it there for now. The new e-courses will continue on a weekly basis and I will offer a variety of different courses over the next several weeks. The current e-course is on web site promotion.

Running a weekly e-course will also allow me more control over the content that I present as well as allow me to get updates out to the newsletter subscribers quicker.

If you want to subscribe, click on Newsletters at the top of the page and submit your Name and E-Mail Address. Also, be assured that I will not spam you, only send you quality content.

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This results in accumulating interest and so increasingly unpayable bills. If you use one credit card to pay off another, for example, you are paying interest on interest, and paying off the new credit card bill will be more difficult.

This method will also mean that you will always be looking for new credit and new debt to pay off your increasing debts. It makes more sense to get a second job or arrange for a new payment schedule.

Paying off your debts with another debt may help you in the short run – you will not have a late payment on your credit record – but in the long run the larger debt load will make maintaining good credit more and more difficult. The only exception to this rule is debt consolidation, in which all your bills are paid by one lender, who then becomes the only creditor you owe money to.

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