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Oct 21, 2024
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Last login: Oct 22, 2024
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Any good references for some type of debt advisor? I won't get too far into the

RIGAMORTIS

Oct 21, 3:52pm

This guy is pretty good...

volleyjiver

Oct 21, 3:55pm

People knock him but Dave Ramsey is the way to go. His methodology is how we got out of debt.

KingDave

Oct 21, 4:00pm

Stay away from debt consolidation services with attorneys

Oct 21, 4:02pm

Two different schools of thought

yahtzee

Oct 21, 4:05pm

I'll add that if you don't have the discipline to pay off 100% of credit cards

Cougarclaw

Oct 21, 4:08pm

Yes, good addition. Obviously stop the bleeding. No new debt purchases.

yahtzee

Oct 21, 4:11pm

#2 is by far the better lane to take. If you need a win and there is a smaller

TeeKaa

Oct 21, 4:31pm

If you leaning towards Dave Ramsey approach…..

JohnnyC

Oct 21, 4:07pm

I am available if you want to talk

eoscougar

Oct 21, 4:10pm

read no further, here is your answer RIGAMORTIS

BYUFBDAD

Oct 21, 4:23pm

See if changing the payment due date helps cash flow/paychecks. It also can

SwanSong

Oct 21, 9:34pm

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