Personal Debt Tips, to relief your life press!

It’s the beginning of the year and many of us are starting to take stock of our finances. For those of us who are shocked to find that we’ve racked up massive debt over the past few months, here are some really simple tips to get you on the path to debt relief.

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Five Quick Tips to Start You on the Path

lifehacker lifehacker - 4 months ago
  • Stop Spending.
  • Get Three Months of Bank and Credit Card Statements.
  • Take stock of what you can cut out.
  • Take stock of what you can sell.
  • Look for other ways to make money
  • via thebudgetfashionista

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    Ten great tips for good debt and bad debt

    lifehacker lifehacker - 4 months ago
    • One: The Debt Effects - The Invisible Hand of Debt
    • Two: Emotional Hostage - How Do I Get Free from Me?
    • Three: Burn Rate - Spending, Not Income, Determines Wealth
    • Four: Delayed Gratification - Don’t Wait to Get It
    • Five: I Don’t Know About My Past - Buy My Future Is Spotless!
    • Six: What If You Live? - Make Work a Stage of Life - Not a Life Sentence
    • Seven: Real Estate - Buy Five Houses - Get One Free!
    • Eight: Driving Your Life Away - Are You Driving Your Retirement into the Ground?
    • Nine: Do I Have Records? - My Pulse Began to Quicken
    • Ten: You Married Who? - The Ultimate Good Debt - Maybe

    via thesimpledollar

     

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    73 Great Debt Elimination Tips

    stockmonster stockmonster - 4 months ago
    1. Don’t get into debt. 
    2. Spend less than you earn.
    3. When debt is closed out
    4. Take stock of all your liabilities
    5. Have only one credit card
    6. Build up an emergency fund first.
    7. Cut up your credit cards.
    8. Speak to a credit counseling service
    9. Stop using credit cards to make it to the next paycheck. 
    10. Don’t overpay your debts
    11. Avoid eating out.
    12. For entertainment,
    13. Don’t pay off your credit card balance from the emergency account.
    14. Look for expenses coming up
    15. Make a budget
    16. Snowball the debt 
    17. Be on the same page as your spouse or partner.
    18. Recognize your spending tendencies
    19. Read Dave Ramsey.
    20. Keep trying and don’t give up.
    21. Stop spending!
    22. Praise yourself
    23. Find the tools that work
    24. Change yourself.
    25. Be realistic.
    26. Create a realistic budget.
    27. Eliminate.
    28. Get creative.
    29. Be patient.
    30. Stop borrowing money

    full list via zenhabits