
In the 3rd episode of the FI Crash Course, The FI Guys break down debt management strategies and practical ways to take control of your finances. Learn about the Four Horsemen of Debt—mortgages, student loans, credit cards, and medical bills—and how to treat debt as a financial tool instead of a burden.
We cover debt payoff methods including debt snowball, debt avalanche, and a hybrid approach, plus the importance of a crisis fund to prevent financial setbacks. Take actionable steps today to create a personal debt payoff plan and move toward financial freedom.
Key Topics:
Emotional impact of debt
Four Horsemen of Debt explained
Snowball vs. avalanche vs. hybrid debt payoff methods
Why a crisis fund is essential
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⏰ Timecodes ⏰
00:00 Understanding Debt: The Heavy Burden
04:40 The Four Horsemen of Debt
08:46 Debt as a Tool: Emotional and Practical Perspectives
13:43 Proven Strategies to Pay Off Debt
19:35 The Hybrid Method: Balancing Emotion and Math
21:35 The Power of the Hybrid Method
24:47 Understanding Crisis Funds
26:59 The Importance of Preparation
31:08 Breaking Free from Debt
33:31 Taking Control of Your Finances
38:22 Creating a Personal Payoff Plan
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