Money management website Mint.com recently did a brief interview with me, although we did cover a variety of topics. Here’s the link:
Personal Finance Interview with Jonathan Ping on Money Management
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When I first started reading this blog, I’m pretty sure you wouldn’t have answered the debt payoff method question that way. 🙂
Congratulations!
I thought that the snowball method was to pay highest interest balances first, not smallest balances.