How to get yourself out of debt!

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The Relationship Babe

Jess Wilkin

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Welcome to The Relationship Babe podcast. Where I am to help you build and maintain healthy, fulfilling connections with those around you. I'm here to provide you with guidance, personalized insights, and practical advice tailored to your unique needs and goals. Each episode, we'll explore essential topics like self-awareness, effective communication, trust-building, intimacy development, and conflict resolution. Together, we'll dive into real-life scenarios and share actionable strategies to help you navigate the complexities of all types of relationships.

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How to get yourself out of debt!

The Relationship Babe

24 minutes 39 seconds

3 years ago

How to get yourself out of debt!

This is a no sugar-coat episode where we get real and talk about some steps you can take to get yourself out of debt.

After living with a revolving $8,500 credit card debt, I got pissed because I was getting nowhere. This episode has practical steps to help you become aware and take action for yourself. Because credit card companies won't advocate for you, you have to.

Here's a link to my Dave Ramsey post: https://www.instagram.com/p/CDkTMnkl6_P/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

Take Action:

1) Enter your details at this free app

https://www.everydollar.com/app/sign-in

2) Determine how long it will take you to pay off your balance (this one stings a little).

https://www.bankrate.com/finance/credit-cards/credit-card-payoff-calculator/

3) Get pissed. It's ok to be frustrated. Let that fuel you!

4) Find a tracking tool to use to track every payment you make. You can use everydollar but I found I liked a simple excel file better.

5) Take action and track it! Every extra dollar, birthday money (yep, grammy's $30 goes towards your debt), sell some shit if you have to, and put it towards paying off your debt!

*I am not an expert or providing financial advice and I cannot guarantee this method will work for you. I use my own personal experiences to provide you with the steps I personally took to get to where I am today. Remember, I can help pave the road for you, whether you want it to be a dirt or rock road, but if you do nothing with it, that's your own asphalt.