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How is debt so incredibly common but so uncommon to talk about?
It can become so debilitating to even THINK about the amount of debt hanging over us, but it is possible to get rid of it...and fast.
Let's dive into what seems like an impossible idea: getting rid of debt ASAP.
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Are you carrying a balance month after month on your credit card? Have you tried paying down credit card debt but just keep putting it off and paying the minimum payment? In this episode, Melissa Fradenburg, CDFA®️ will share some tips on how to pay down debt, as well as ways to change the habits that got you there in the first place.
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There is no one size fits all solution to personal finances. So as you can imagine disagreements amongst professionals happen all the time. What happens when most professionals agree and the people disagreeing happen to be economists and mathematicians? Can we be right and wrong at the same time?
In this episode we discus an article Chase came across in Inc. Magazine that covered three popular financial tips that don't add up according to mathematicians and economist. Yes, we are looking at you snowball method! We know that "numbers never lie," but do they sometimes fail to tell the whole story?
Take a listen and let us know what you think? ?re we wrong? Should the math always add up?
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The first blog was created in 1994, but back then, it was called a personal homepage. It wasn't until 1997 that the term “weblog” was coined, and, by mid-2000s, started to become mainstream. Now, what used to be just a place to share your thoughts and content has become an indispensable platform that can be monetized for numerous purposes. Joshua Rhodes’ guest today is Carrie Smith Nicholson. Carrie is a professional blogger and consultant for virtual teams. After maintaining a blog for seven years, she sold it for nearly six figures. Today, she shares the whole process with us. Want to know what it takes to start a blog or what content creation strategy you should be implementing? Then you don’t want to miss this episode.
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You want to pay off your debt but you don't know where to start? This episode is just for you. In this episode, I share a bit about my debt payoff journey as I share tips to help you come up with a debt payoff plan that works, and that is perfectly suited to you.
In this episode I break down:
1. The very first step you need to take - committing to paying off your debt
2. Writing down everything you owe and organizing your debt
3. Avalanche or Snowball? Which one is it?
4. Allocating what you can to debt payoff and sticking to the plan
5. Ways to put more towards your debt
6. Sabotaging yourself in the process: don't do it
7. Staying accountable, tracking progress, and celebrating milestones
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