Debt free journey

I've been on my debt free journey for 2 years now. I started with over $82,000 of debt and have paid off over $34,000 since then. In this post I share my journey. www.LivinglikeLeila.com

When you lose your motivation to pay off debt and feel like throwing in the towel, here are 10 things to do to help you stay the course.

The one personal finance class offered at my high school centered HEAVILY around Dave Ramsey. To be completely honest, I didn’t click with him at the time, and years later, I still don’t. I completely recognize that thousands (maybe even more than that) have found success using Dave Ramsey’s methods. And if it works for you, that’s great! Keep going. There are just aspects of his plan that don’t work for me and my lifestyle. Below are some of the reasons I don’t follow Dave Ramsey’s Baby…

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This is a post that I have been ITCHING to write for months now! Once I realized that we would likely not be traveling anywhere for the remainder of 2020, I focused all of my energy into how I can...Read More

I was stuck on where to start with our debt payoff journey. This plan for paying off $1,000 of debt in one month is amazing! By following these steps we were able to jumpstart our debt free journey and start to pay off debt fast! This is amazing!! I am so glad we gave this a try. Now we are continuing our steps to financial freedom and can't wait to be debt free!

Looking for inspiring books to read while getting out of debt? You have come to the right place. This is your ultimate debt free reading list! BeTheBudget

Start your debt free journey today with these 7 steps to effectively and strategically pay off debt even if you are living paycheck to paycheck. Learn how to adopt the right mindset for getting out of debt and learn how to make a plan so that you can achieve financial freedom.

This step-by-step guide helps you prioritize which debts to pay first, how to keep going, and ways to better pay off loans and credit cards.

Meet @debtkickinmom, a wife, and mom to 4 littles who is in the process of paying off $77,000 worth of debt. She shares her story and tips to stay on track with your budget!