Reverse Taper Finances

May 28, 2012

Reading about personal finance is always interesting to me. Mostly because I always seem to find a way to relate it back to calories and fat loss.
There are a lot of similarities between personal finance and fat finance. The main tenant beings almost equal:
Spend less than you earn, burn more than you eat.
Interestingly, I saw an article about personal finance the other day that was very much in sync with the ideas behind the Reverse Taper Diet.
Now, I don’t know whether this was on the Get Rich Slowly Blog or was something I was directed to through their twitter (@GRSBlog) but the basic premise was as follows:
Getting out of debt is rarely the ending for most people. People who were in debt and then get out of debt are very likely to fall back into debt. The reason being they never really learned how to live at a non-debt […]

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