Paying down debt can go such a long way to living a better, healthier life. Less debt means less stress, but it also means less time spent having to find ways to make sure the bills are paid each month.
In January 2016, our household debt totaled over $200,000.
Now you might think that someone with nearly $200,000 of debt must have a serious spending problem. That or a very nice house, a fancy car, perhaps an addiction to the smell of burning money… SOMETHING, right?
If you’re cursed with indecision and you’re having trouble starting, sometimes a concise list of important steps on the journey can be all you need.
Many financial gurus will tell you to avoid credit cards, even those that offer incentives. I totally get where they’re coming from, BUT credit cards can be a great way to help you actually get OUT of debt!
Finding legit ways to make extra money can be tricky, but it’s important if you’re on a mission to get out of debt. That’s why today we’re going to go over the extra income ideas I used to pay down $10,000 in two months!
Looking for ways to pay down debt quickly? Whether you’re in a financial bind or simply looking to get back on track to financial freedom, this will help!
Before we begin, can I tell you a secret? My household debt totals nearly $200,000.
Yep, you read that right, there are five zeros there.
I want to share another secret with you, though and that’s how I’ve paid off over $10,000 of my debt in the last two months and my journey toward financial freedom.
Things I didn’t do: win the lottery, sell a kidney (or a child), rob a bank, or become a drug lord.
In fact, our household only nets $4,000/month between our two “real” (out of the house) jobs. Despite this, we are well on our way to becoming debt-free!
Over the course of a week I shared a new tip every day so you too can get a huge jump start on your adventure to get out of debt!
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