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Centsible Finance LLC is here if you need help eliminating debt, improving your credit, starting a budget, saving, achieving goals, or creating a better future for your family. We also offer editorial services for content creation and editing original work for publication.

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We offer personal, one-on-one coaching, personal finance workshops for your employees, clients, or members, as well as writing & editing services for your business or authorship aspirations.

Coaching

With personalized coaching, you can reach your financial goals and build confidence to:

  • Manage your money wisely and intentionally
  • Understand credit, identify lender practices, and  effectively pay off debt
  •  Develop good habits, such as saving, investing, and goal-setting
Workshops

Serve, educate, and enrich your employees, clients, or members with workshops for:

  • Debt Elimination
  • Teaching Financial Literacy to High School Students
  • Retirement Planning and more
Writing/ Editing

Our content can address several personal finance topics to meet your target audience.

We offer editing services for writers & authors preparing to publish original work.

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Get your personal finances on track, book a workshop with us for your employees, clients, or members, request our writing services to educate others about finance, or submit your written work to us for professionally edited content.

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Explore topics, such as credit cards, saving, getting out of (and avoiding) debt, contentment, retirement, shopping, and more.

Don’t Juggle Your Credit Cards

Last time, we spent some time going over the right way to paying off a credit card balance. In a nutshell, the first step is to try to cut out using credit cards and switching to cash or debit cards. This way, you don’t add more to the balance. The

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The Right Way to Pay Off Your Credit Card Balance

Like I mentioned in Making Cents last time, sometimes we end up spending up to 83% more using credit cards as opposed to using cash. Just as an example, that’s like spending $915 instead of $500. Literally, hundreds of dollars more. I know for sure I can’t afford to spend

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