http://www.nscblog.com/personal-growth/there-is-really-very-little-difference-between-people-but/ A Blog on Personal Leadership by the Founder of The Collier Companies Mon, 06 Feb 2012 15:56:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.nscblog.com/personal-growth/there-is-really-very-little-difference-between-people-but/comment-page-1/#comment-137 Jerry Moore Tue, 12 Feb 2008 19:18:46 +0000 http://www.nscblog.com/?p=139#comment-137 I couldn't agree with you more. My wife and I got our firsy credit card in the early 70s. It helped us out when we had family emergencies and didn't have the cash on hand to deal with it. I don't believe we ever missed a payment. About 15 years ago we started paying off our cards every month. Now we do almost all our purchasing on cards and pay them off every month. We've even found a card that pays us air miles without having to have a balance. So every year we get what amounts to one free plane fare to visit our grandchildren I couldn’t agree with you more. My wife and I got our firsy credit card in the early 70s. It helped us out when we had family emergencies and didn’t have the cash on hand to deal with it. I don’t believe we ever missed a payment. About 15 years ago we started paying off our cards every month. Now we do almost all our purchasing on cards and pay them off every month. We’ve even found a card that pays us air miles without having to have a balance. So every year we get what amounts to one free plane fare to visit our grandchildren

]]> http://www.nscblog.com/personal-growth/there-is-really-very-little-difference-between-people-but/comment-page-1/#comment-131 Cheryl Davis Mon, 11 Feb 2008 18:45:15 +0000 http://www.nscblog.com/?p=139#comment-131 "Saving was not sacrificing" This blog really hit home to me. I found this as being a great way to think of saving. You are certainly right about credit cards. I know I am smarter than to depend on them for a purchase and yet used to find myself pulling them out for something that I could not afford. Now I need to rid myself of the debit card and just set so much aside to live on per week. Thank you for the therapy session. I sure needed it!!!! “Saving was not sacrificing” This blog really hit home to me. I found this as being a great way to think of saving. You are certainly right about credit cards. I know I am smarter than to depend on them for a purchase and yet used to find myself pulling them out for something that I could not afford. Now I need to rid myself of the debit card and just set so much aside to live on per week. Thank you for the therapy session. I sure needed it!!!!

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