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7 Must Follow Steps to Getting Debt Free

  • Step 2 - List Everything You Owe
  • In getting debt free, this step is vital. You’ve got to list all your debts and all your credit agreements.

    Include what you’re paying them each month and the interest rates being charged. If the interest rate is at an introductory rate, note when that rate ends and the higher rate kicks in.

    It is vital that you gather all this information together. Did you know that as many as four in every five people who owe money on credit cards, loans, overdrafts and mortgages don’t know what the interest rates are? And that over half of people don’t know the total amount they owe on their assorted credit facilities?

    That’s why you’ve got to list it all, every bit of credit and every debt.

    So that you’re no longer in the dark.

    So that you’re no longer susceptible to overpriced credit.

    So that you’re no longer forced into using your spare cash to keep up the interest payments.

    So that you can get yourself debt free.

       

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