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How much debt you owe if you know these six!

1.) Stop incurring additional debt

* * This is the most important

If you know that you have an overdebt now, you have to stop! Keep your credit card for use only when you really need it. Even swiping to pay is forbidden!!!

"Stop digging new holes if you can't climb out of old holes."

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2.) Enumerate all debts they own.

Collect all the debts available. Explain the details clearly. Write down. Who is the creditor? How much interest? How much is the minimum payment?

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3.) Plan to pay debts

Once we figure out what debt is available, let's start sequencing the debt...

"High interest → low" or "small peak → large"

Now let's plan which one we can pay first, or if we can't, what debt we can do next.

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4.) Looking for supplementary income

Now we know that our income is not enough to pay off the debt, so now we need to look for extra income, whether selling online, getting free lances, or doing OT.

Recite it. More revenue = lost debt.

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5.) Ask for help when needed

The debt that we can't really pay may have to contact the bank for debt restructuring or contact the financial advisory agency, the longer the interest lasts, the more the interest blooms, the more you need to deal with it, call the bank, consult the staff.

No escape!

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6.) Adjust spending habits

Have to resume the behavior of using your money

Separate "cravings" from "necessities."

Every baht saved is money that is immediately debted.

We can always start over.

Encourage everyone# Debt # Investment finance # chorplanyourmoney # Big money story # Talk about money

2025/8/20 Edited to

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The image displays text on a light background with green foliage: "1. DEBT ISN'T ALWAYS THE PROBLEM... POOR MONEY HABITS ARE. I kept thinking one more loan or one more credit card would solve my problems, when what I really needed was a plan. @stewardherco".
The image displays text on a light background with green foliage: "2. BUDGETING ISN'T RESTRICTIVE. IT'S PERMISSION TO SPEND WITH PURPOSE. Once I started telling my money where to go, I stopped wondering where it went. @stewardherco".
5 Things about Debt I Wish I Knew Sooner
If I could go back and talk to my younger self, I'd tell her this: Stop chasing quick fixes. Learn how money works. Live below your means. Create extra income. Trust God through the process. I'm currently documenting my journey of paying off nearly $317,000 of debt while learning
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Tasha S.

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The image shows a desk with a monitor displaying "New Series How I Paid for College Debt-Free" and "What to Expect SWIPE", introducing a series on paying for college without debt.
The image states that college is expensive but the author paid for 4 years without debt, and this series will detail scholarships, grants, and application tips.
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New Series How I Paid for College Debt-Free
College is expensive but I managed to pay for all 4 years without taking on a single dollar of debt. This new series is me pulling back the curtain: every scholarship, grant, and resource I personally used, plus the real strategies that worked for me (and can work for you too). ⚠️ Quick note:
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How to build a debt payoff plan
#debtfreelifestyle #moneylifestyle #financialeducation
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Ashley | Finance✨

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🏡 How Paying Off Debt Can Bring You Closer to Homeownership
When people think about buying a home, they usually focus on saving for a down payment. But one of the biggest factors lenders look at is your debt-to-income ratio (DTI). The lower your debt, the more buying power you may have when it’s time to apply for a mortgage. That’s why I created th
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Adulting 101: Get out of debt
We all been there. Some of us are still there! See if this will help you get out of or better your situation. I wish I had this info a long time ago. Especially when my money was not long 😭 1. Create a budget. Start by creating a detailed budget that outlines your income and expenses. Track you
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Dee Dee

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