Action Plan How to power down your debt NOW
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Action Plan: How to Quickly Reduce Your Debt
Overview
Tired of letting credit card debt linger for decades? The average person may spend 25 to 30 years paying it off with just the minimum payments. Here's how to change that.
Steps to Take
1. List Your Debts:
- Include all forms of consumer debt: credit cards, medical bills, store credit, and even your mortgage.
2. Organize Your Information:
- For each debt, note the type, principal amount, regular payment, additional payment potential, interest rate, remaining payments, and estimated payoff date.
- Arrange these debts in order of payments remaining, from fewest to most.
3. Implement the Snowball Method:
- Start by making minimum payments until a debt is cleared. For instance, if you pay off a card with a $55 monthly payment, use that extra $55 on the next debt's minimum payment.
- Continue this process, gradually accelerating your debt payoff schedule from 30 years to approximately 9 years.
4. Find Extra Funds:
- Look for areas in your budget to cut back. For example, reduce a $100 monthly coffee habit and redirect that money toward your debts.
5. Understand Emotional Spending:
- Track your expenses from the past week. It’s not just about how much you earn but how effectively you manage your money.
By following these steps, you can take control of your financial future and significantly speed up your debt repayment.
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