Are you in debt? Do you want to be debt free? Do you think that being debt free is getting to be too hard for you or is impossible? Well, maybe this guide will help you.
Steps
1. If you are in debt, figure out how much money you owe. Who do you owe it to? Is it the bank, a car dealership, or simply a friend that you lost a bet to? If it is just $0-100.00’s look for a job to work and as soon as you get your paycheck, pay-up your debts. If it is a little bit more, keep working until you have worked it all off. If you need more than a few hundred dollars, you can either work it off, go to step two, or both!
2. If your debt is a spending habit (for example, you buy mass quantities of everything and/or buy things that you want, but are not necessary for living), the habit is called over spending and you should do some budget planning. Get a friend whom can save and don’t have the spending habit. Get him/her along when you need to purchase something. He/she will be able to provide some advise to you.
3. Every paycheck put aside some money for bills, food, and other needed necessities of living, and some money aside to save. Also put aside a little money for non-nessecities; it is important to be able to to buy things you want without going into debt. Keep saving money, and paying off bills so that you can pay off your debt. That is all I can tell you because I am not an expert at finances and know little about the financial world.
Tips
* Do some budget planning. Plan how you will spend for your paycheck
* Don’t buy something because you “Gotta Have It(You REALLY want it)”
* Buy only things you needed.
* Spend as little money as possible.
* Take up a hobby that involves no money-spending.
* Try to save gas money by walking, biking, skateboarding, etc. wherever you need to.
* Avoid using credit cards! Seriously! The easiest way to avoid debt is never, never charge anything on a credit card. If you absolutely think that you need a credit card (to “help” get a good credit score) use the credit card once for a small purchase, pay it off immediately, then cut the card into little pieces (or better still shred it) and throw the pieces away separately.
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I have had a debt when my business collapsed years ago and It didn't feel good paying interests for nothing. I paid it all off as soon as I could and have been doing well ever since.
It feels normal I guess and it makes me wonder about those people that end up in debt due to their own choice, like buying the best car, the best tv, living beyond their means and then suffering because of it, it doesn't seem very smart..
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Do not fall for these debt consolidation scams. The debt will still be there and also are your spending habits that got you there in the first place. You won't get yourself out of debt by borrowing. The only true way to get out of debt is to change your habits. One way is to get yourself enrolled in a good debt reduction program. There are many good ones to choose from. Sometimes it can be hard to choose the best one for you. You can visit the web site below for reviews of some of the best ones.
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i'm 39 and have worked hard since i started working. i am debt free, no mortgage, no car or truck payments, no credit card balance. i will be able to retire before i am 50 and be able to enjoy life and afford it.
i gave up weekends, vacations, and some pride to make sure my family and i won't have to worry about bills in the future like college and medical costs.it's really just learning how to live within your means and still being able to smile. i never missed anything to do with my 2 sons whether it was 5:30 AM hockey practise or home work. i made sure my wife was happy and enjoyed what she was doing and made a point of spoiling her when i could.
look after your family and the rest will look after itself.
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I did not get *suddenly* out of debt, but I am debt-free and I will never go back. I worked very hard to pay off all credit cards, loans, & mortgages, but it was totally worth every bit of sweat, effort and self-control I put into it. I will never again use a credit card or finance a car. I paid cash for my last auto and it was a liberating experience. Living in a home I own makes me feel secure, especially in times like these.
Best wishes for you to also succeed. Below is a link to how I became debt free.
Hi!
As a Franciscan, I don't have a bank account – but am allowed a building society account that does not let me borrow. It works for us. We have a simple home and a reasonable mortgage and our surplus money supports local and more further afield projects.
Living beyond ones means is on a par with our species living beyond the planets means.
Good question.
Good wishes.