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Subscriber Swap Monday: No Debt Plan

By Peter Anderson 1 Comment - The content of this website often contains affiliate links and I may be compensated if you buy through those links (at no cost to you!). Learn more about how we make money. Last edited December 28, 2008.

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Today I’m trying out something kinda new.  It’s called “Subscriber Swap Saturday” (although this is posted on a Monday – call it Holiday procrastination).  What is it?  Today I’ll be interviewing another up and coming personal finance blogger, asking them some questions about their financial philosophies, and then asking you to give them a try.

Just try out their blog for one week. Put their RSS feed in your reader for 7 days and take their blog for a test drive.  In that short time I’m confident that you’ll find something you think is worth coming back for.  If not? Drop them!

So here we go, today I’m interviewing Kevin from No Debt Plan!

No Debt Plan Interview

Question (Bible Money Matters): What was it that got you interested in personal finance enough to start writing about it on your blog?
Answer (No Debt Plan): I found myself giving the same type of advice to my friends, co-workers, and family. There seemed to be a lot of lost folks out there in my circle of acquaintances alone. I figured there must be a bunch of financially lost people in the world that might be interested in reading about it on a blog.

Q: Tell us a little about your philosophy when it comes to personal finance?
A: Well as my blog name insinuates, I’m against dumb debt. I’m not as extreme as Dave Ramsey, but we’re on the same page. I approve of using credit cards in an intelligent way (we earned $472 in cash rewards last year), but other than that I disagree with their use. Living on less than you earn is a big pillar of what I believe.

Q: What personal finance guru/author/blogger/resource has made the biggest impact on your perspective on finances?
A: To be honest I haven’t read many personal finance books which honestly may sound bad! I started reading Money magazine in college, took a class and ran the numbers on retirement savings, and ran with it from there. Get Rich Slowly got me interested in blogging about personal finance. I keep a pretty large RSS list, so I pick up tips from a bunch of different bloggers.

Q: What do you think is one of your best posts?
A: Well I keep a list of my most popular posts on my blog… I’d have to say 10 Steps to Avoid Becoming a Millionaire is a good tongue in cheek post.

Q: What one personal finance tip would you give to your readers if you could only give one?
A: Spend less than you earn. Everything else in the personal finance world flows from this. If you can master this one simple concept, you can master them all. If you cannot learn self-control in your spending then you’re in real trouble.

Go forth and subscribe!

So there you have it, a quick look at No Debt Plan. Thanks to Kevin for giving me the interview, and for featuring me on his site!

Now, subscribe to Kevin’s RSS feed and check out his blog for one week. Let him know what you think! If you prefer, you can subscribe to his posts via email.

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Last Edited: 28th December 2008 The content of biblemoneymatters.com is for general information purposes only and does not constitute professional advice. Visitors to biblemoneymatters.com should not act upon the content or information without first seeking appropriate professional advice. In accordance with the latest FTC guidelines, we declare that we have a financial relationship with every company mentioned on this site.

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Peter Anderson is a Christian, husband to his beautiful wife Maria, and father to his 2 children. He loves reading and writing about personal finance, and also enjoys a good board game every now and again. You can find out more about him on the about page. Don't forget to say hi on Pinterest, Twitter or Facebook!

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    I enjoy reading No Debt Plan and recommend his blog to everyone.

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