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How would you feel if you were debt free? Unburdened? Secure? Confident?
Ridding ourselves of consumer debt and learning to live within our means is a powerful thing. It opens up the doors to opportunities we previously didn’t think were possible.
In today’s episode, we’re breaking down 6 simple steps to get your debt paid off the right way. Debt payoff journeys are never easy—they take commitment to keep at it through all the ups and downs of life. But you can do it—and do it with joy. We’re going to cover different strategies to get your debt paid off faster, the #1 thing you need to stay motivated throughout this journey, and how to determine how much extra money you have per month to put towards debt. If you’ve been wanting to get your debt paid off, this episode is a must listen.
Creating a plan for debt freedom is the first step!
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1 thought on “The Right Way to Get Out of Debt in 6 Simple Steps”
So much good advice. It took me quite awhile to save up my emergency fund but once that was squared away, reducing debt is so much easier.