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Oct 21, 2024
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yahtzee
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Yes, good addition. Obviously stop the bleeding. No new debt purchases.
You should only have home debt. Car debt only for the cheapest option to get you to work, if that is the only way to reasonably get to work.
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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
Hoosier Cougar
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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