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Monthly Archives: September 2026

Debt Snowball

Debt Snowball, Florida Style

By Nowack & Olson, PLLC |

The simplest way to get out of debt is to keep making payments on your existing debts without taking on new ones. When you visit a debt relief lawyer, your lawyer might go through an exercise with you where you calculate how long it will take to pay off your current debts if you… Read More »

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Prioritize, Don’t Panic, When You Can’t Pay Your Bills

By Nowack & Olson, PLLC |

By now, we have all heard about the quadrant of tasks. Some are important and urgent, some are important but not urgent, others are urgent but not important, and the last group is tasks that are neither important nor urgent. Time management advice content will tell you how to deal with them; the solutions… Read More »

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Buying a Car With Cash

Buying a Car With Cash

By Nowack & Olson, PLLC |

Only using cash for purchases is a popular way to be more intentional with your spending; some people refer to this method as the cash diet. It is easy enough to use cash for purchases like groceries, and even gasoline, which has the added bonus that you get to walk a few extra steps… Read More »

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Debt Freedom

The Long Road to Debt Freedom

By Nowack & Olson, PLLC |

Living from paycheck to paycheck is exhausting. If the fact that you never get a moment to rest while barely being able to afford necessities is not enough to make you feel resentful, an entire industry of content exists to persuade you that all you have to do to get out of your situation… Read More »

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Autopay

The Autopay Detox

By Nowack & Olson, PLLC |

What is the most annoying expense that eats up large portions of your budget? Is it rent? Groceries? Gasoline? The utilities from air conditioning your apartment at full blast all year long? Most likely, the biggest source of frustration is autopay charges. These debits, great and small, come out of your bank account when… Read More »

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