Have you ever thought about what it would be like to be debt free including your home and cars? My guest for this episode, Steve Stewart and his family are now in that situation.

Completely debt free. Color me envious.

Steve is also a fellow podcaster and currently hosts the No Debt, No Credit, No Problems Podcast in which he talks with his guests about ways that people can work towards achieving that goal themselves as well.

Have a listen as Steve shares his story of how he ended up in St. Louis along with his background of doing DJ work, starting his podcasts and the process he is going through while writing his first book. You also will learn more about your credit score means and how not having a credit card is not the end of the world.

So for this episode, take it from Steve and make sure to "Pay attention, not interest".

 

Article that Steve mentioned regarding how to rent a car with a debit card can be found here.

Steve also mentioned the Longmeadow Rescue Ranch in Union Missouri

 

Keep up with everything that Steve Stewart is up to after the show including social media accounts and of course his new podcast via his website which is:

• SteveStewart.me

 

 

Guest Faves of St. Louis

• Favorite St. Louis attraction - City Museum

• Favorite restaurant - Annie Gunn's in Chesterfield

• Favorite thing about St. Louis - You can get around the area fairly quickly to get what you need/want to buy

• What would you like to see St. Louis change? - The interchange of Hwy 40 and Big Bend seems to always be a mess traffic wise

• Specifically for the out of town listener - That the area has some great schools, is a great place to raise a family and that you will be able to get around easily.

 

 

St. Louis fun fact

Did You Know  that the first "Horseless carriage" was seen on St. Louis streets in the year 1893?

At one point in time, St. Louis was actually bigger than Detroit in regards to the automotive industry with numerous auto manufacturers in business during the late 1800's and early 1900's with one automobile, created by a patent attorney named John Higdon, being available for $250 in 1907 that could get 100 miles a gallon.

One downside however? It could only travel between 4 and 18 miles per hour.

 

 

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