Living on a Budget, Saving Money/Expert Profile

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• Knowledgeability 9.69
• Clarity of Response 9.85
• Timeliness 9.85
• Politeness 10.0

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• Total Questions (since joining AllExperts) 103
• Volunteer Since 2008-01-02
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Recent Answers from Julie Zorgo

2009-08-10 what should I pay first:

I would personally take the $5,000 you were give, as well as half your savings and pay off both of the car loans. Next I would attack the school loans, and finally the mortgage. I hope that helps you

2009-05-30 I am drowning in my financial situation:

My best suggestions: 1. Look for a less expensive place to live 2. Sell your car and buy a cheap used one 3. Cut out all cable I know that sounds difficult, but in your situation it may be what

2009-02-10 Can we afford it???:

Hello! I'm not entirely sure if you can afford it. It really depends on what you are spending per month. The best recommendation I can give you is to set up a budget, and figure out what you are spending

2009-02-05 Budget & Bill Paying Services:

Hello! There are free downloads for a budget through Microsoft Word/Office, available on this page of my website: http://www.moms-living-debt-free.com/Free-Tools.html Also, I would recommend the

2008-11-14 budgeting:

Hello! I would recommend printing a budget sheet out. Please see the free tools page, for a free printable budget sheet below: http://www.moms-living-debt-free.com/Free-Tools.html Also, here is a