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CDA (Guest) - Are you overwhelmed with HIGH INTEREST RATES that make it difficult to reduce your balances with minimum payments? If you are in a situation where you feel that you cannot and will not be able to pay back your debt, don’t worry, there are programs out there that can cut your debts in half and reduce your monthly payments by up to 50%...........You should never be ashamed to seek help, no matter your reason for being in debt and no matter how much debt it is. Millions of Americans are struggling with their debts right now; that is why Congress has passed new legislation to keep creditors from taking advantage of consumers.  Contrary to what your creditors will tell you, there are options out there for you.  Don’t consider bankruptcy until you’ve looked at all of your options.  There are companies set up to explain these options to you, FOR FREE.  One of them is Consumer Debt Advisors (www.cdadebtsolutions.org), they’ll let you know what option is best for you and offer a free consultation to see if you qualify.  Don’t feel trapped or let the creditors control you, call Consumer Debt Advisors at 877-548-5403 or try them online at www.cdadebtsolutions.org.  Their website has a lot of information about what alternatives there are to bankruptcy or paying the 25% interest the creditors are charging you.

saji (Guest) - Very good

Kim_Mango (Guest) - These are great ideas and reminders!

In your article you said:

"Use cash for better budgeting, and stop using debit cards and credit cards."

I have been on a four month writing assignment for Mango Money, a prepaid debit card, http://www.mangomoney.com.  Originally, I wasn't sure how such a card was going to be useful to me since I'm out of debt, I have a checking account, and I have a decent credit rating.

I decided to use my Mango Money card in place of my spending money.  Instead of taking out cash each week, I simply load that money onto the card.  It's a lot safer than carrying cash around and it helped me budget this money a lot better.

Now that I've gotten used to it, I feel more in control of my spending money. 

Best,

Kim

boatchick - some good tips.  I wish this site would limit solicitations by guest posters.  We all have a common  goal to get out of debt so why are these people allowed trying to cause us more.

David Michaels (Guest) - I found a great website that has taught me in simple terms how to budget correctly. You can go to the website http://www.budgetsuccessfully.com/r/?1 and the membership includes a free budgeting tool as well. I have been using the guide Mr Johnson created for about 5 months now and have been able to pay off 3 of my 7 credit cards! It’s so simple to understand and to use what he provides, I highly recommend his online book, and free budgeting tools.

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kenyantykoon (Guest) - but there are some good debts- like a mortgage on a rental property that the tenants pay you more than the monthly payments and the expenses on that property. this means that you will  be making money from something that is perceived by many to be bad- i do this and it works

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winchester - We only bring cash whenever we shop so that we can monitor our expenses. I have read some very helpful tips here. Thanks.

- good information thanks

Raghu (Guest) - Very informative,learn more on how to Deal with debt

- Thanks for sharing. :)

tazar - good job, i like it

shanthakumana - I like it

DarkArt - very informative! thanks!

ajamiro - This helps me a lot...Thanks

ajamiro - This helps me a lot...Thanks

Preckydoo - Very helpful post! But yeah, some of the tips here are not applicable for some people but thanks though

requinix - Great post!

requinix - Nice article.

contactknb - Hey, Thanks for all the tips ! Nice article

lily - there are some tips in the list that are not applicable in our country but, you've done a great job compiling all the helpful tips! thank you.

Raghavendran - Nice post. Hope people get somethingout of these tips

- Thanks for sharing this info. Great article. Keep it up.

- I guess you need to be discipline to follow these tips

unleash - Great one!

unleash - Thanks for sharing.

nagasri - Nice post!

shirley2009me - your tips are very good, thanks

- Thanks friend.. what a wonderfull topic... i am really use this ...

tenement2 - Thanks for the information!

tenement2 - Nice review.

- It isa very short & niceprocess to save money.

anjalie - yaa, thank you for in information!

- good tips.thanks

- I really need to work on an emergency fund.

tazar - good information, thank for share

tazar - good information, thank for share

- very informative

clint anthony - im hats off to the writer..everything that's in here is absolutely true

clint anthony - interesting topic..keep it up

clint anthony - a debt-free life is the best kind of life there is..its really good to be reading tips on how to keep yourself above waters when debts are drowning you to death..its a very nice topi actually which people of all ages would like to hear

- Thanks for the tips...

- Thanks for ur blog with nice tips

- Wow, thanks for the tips. Sure I'll be thinking a lot of times before doing the next step.

- thank you for the info... it would help a lot of people.... thank u

THEMADTYPER - This article was written ith such accuracy anybody reading it should be that much more dedicated to getting out of debt and staying debt free. It is information like this that helps alot of people out that are trying to get out of debt and repair there credit good work pease keep it up.

- Thanks for the info! Great!

- Thanks for the info! Great!

ruel_ortilla - very lot of informations to get with.....super nice blog/article....

ogawadmix - Nice post.

aurastar50 - Nice article, thanks

- thanks for the info, i should be planning well now.

- Thanks for the tip...

Spadewell (Guest) - On your spreadsheets you need two.

One spread sheet is the basics: insurance, utilities, gas, groceries. Column listings:(5)  transaction item,  payment amount, balance, cost per year, how to lower costs ideas. Below these columns total each expence for: payments per month, balance and year costs. Next a total line for the amounts on the begining date. Next line the difference between the present amounts and the begining amounts.

The most important column is the amounts paid per month the lower this is the more money is availible for the balance amounts owed. If this amount drops $200 a month you have not saved $200 you have saved $2400. My per month payments dropped $446.96 x 12 months allowing me $5363.52 per year to apply to my balances. Ideas: My best were to shop all insurance costs, Utilities by changing providers you can get start up deals change again in 12 months if needed, use your most fuel effecient car for all driving and schedule all use (that alone saved me $1200 year) stop all monthly storage payments sell everything you can so it all fits at your residence use the proceeds to pay off balances.

Second most important column is the ideas to lower costs per month year It is how I cut costs $446.96 per month and paid off $2641.80 in 2 months.

Spreadsheet number 2 is the non basics: store credit cards, bank cards, auto loans, mortgage, educational & all other: You need the same 5 columns listed above in the basics plus 3 more. Interest rate, credit limit, % of credit limit used. You need the same totaling lines as in the first spreadsheet. Payments per month, balances, & year totals. The goal is to eliminate everything in this spreadsheet. Arrange this spreadsheet so all items are from smallest balance to the largest balance. Pay off all of the smallest balances first regardless of what you have heard in the past and no matter what the interest amount is. You don't have to pay them off in exact order but the lowest are the easiest (car leases you may have to keep till they mature I have one but I haven't paid it of yet I skipped and went to the next balance) I took the money from my sale of excess items from above and paid of a 3.9 % car loan instead of my credit cards. Why?

The $365 per month added to the $106 a month I was paying on 3 store and 3 bank credit cards I paid off added up to $470.88 month x 12 months = $5650.56.

This leaves me with a Auto loan, a Auto lease, a Educational loan, a maxed out  low interest bank card, a maxed out low interest line of credit account, and my mortgage payment. But with Basic expence of $446.96 and Credit expence of $470.88 per months of less payment amounts ($11014.08 per year) This is now income I can apply to the accounts. First to go will be my $8300 ed loan that I now have the income to pay off in 9 months. Second is car lease that matures in 13 months. That allows me to have ($14995.57 total per year) I will not be paying out in payments per month.

So in 14 months I will down to 1 mortgage payment, 1 car payment, 1 line of credit payment, 1 bank card AND $14995.57 more money per year to pay them off with.

If you are in the credit hole my best advice is to stop digging and find dirt to start filling the hole in. Remember it is the monthly payments you need to get rid of not the high balances or interest rates that will give you the money you need to pay off the high balances and high interest rates. My best ideas were to not charge anything new this allowed me to pay off 6 cards and paying off my last 3 car payments eliminating monthly payments.

Other Ideas: I will use any that you have that will help. Hope mine have helped you.

 

rsm_1990 - this was very useful.. it contains crisp and to the point information that everyone needs.. it is not like the other posts which are lengthy and paragraph type which r boring to read

- Thank you so much for the helpful tips.

- Very helpful tips and information. Thank you for sharing.

ayenacsi - Good ideas to really help people get out of debt...

djonghs - Nice info, it is really remind us especially at this kind of recension.

- Your Tips...very helfull..thanks.

newfriend01 - Thanx for your useful tips

- i was looking for this tips.. thanks for sharing it in here..

- very useful tips thanks for the article

- hi...i had been preview, rate n review than COT me.........

chez - This blog is full of insights that will help us be debt free and hopefully lead us to financial freedom.  Currently I practice the concept of income minus savings and the remainder of the income for life's little extravagances.

- Good Tips

- very god information, very helpful

- its very good, very helpful,thanks

srikantuts - Helpful tips, thanks for a new knowledge i've learned.

ruel_ortilla -         thanks for this information!!!!!it make us awakened to the real truth!!!!so watch out guys....

chucktaylor - It is a good tips, I thank you!

sarcalibods - Wow, thank you for your tips and information, it's very good to everybody.

belleph - it's a nice blog indeed i learned a lot about how to manage debit card correctly.

- Thanks for that good tips

silent! - i really appreciated this information... very helpful

sl4sh3r - Thank you for a good information.

tazar - wow, thank for your tips and information , it's a very good to us

richellepacut - ohh.. thanks for your nice tips it's very helpful to us.

startsurvey - Yes, if you can't afford to clear your debts then its surely not advisable to invest in other commodities, also it's very important to plan how you are going to clear off your debts at the beginning of each month.

- These are definitely some good tips. It's just a matter of being able to implement some of them.

Number1Femme - Careful budgeting can really get many of us out of debt. We can also cut out unimportant expenses. For example, do we really need to go to the movies every week? Do we really need two cars? Do we really need new shoes every month? Do we really need a manicure every week?
For more help, people should see a financial adviser which will and should probably be available at most banks.

akhil4u6 - really nice tips if followed...

-  great tips...worth sharing with family and friends.

- These of course good tips ..........Try this will help to overcome the debts

moonchild117 - i agree with all of these tips. one thing i also learned is to have a lot of self-discipline to control spending so that you won't end up always in debt. i think that's the first and hardest step to take, but once you've had the discipline, overcoming debt would be a bit smoother.

- nice tips

aliaslucs - thank you for this great tip to me..

- good job

- great tips thank you!

bluebird - Very good and useful and detailed information. Thanks

lancerie - hope this can help me too.

sl4sh3r - Good job!!

sl4sh3r - Great article!

sl4sh3r - Great article!

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suvidhareddy - hmm....i hpe this blog would help many n maydevelop there financial conditions

suvidhareddy - its good..today we see that many r facing the problem of debts so by this blog i hope we can overcome it

suvidhareddy - this is a very gud program..i really liked it very much..its fantastic...i never excepted that we would earn a lot by such blogs

- Hello,
Nice list to follow up, but its quite long list so its not easy to follow all these instructions.
Have a great day.

- No doubt people get into debt, how many of them exactly follow these?

- Thanks a lot, I learn a lot from this.

But I applied my credit card several days ago, I don't want to but I have to, I don't have money in cash. I need borrow money form it.  

Michael 

 

- - I'm already spending less, you know food is addictive
- Well, credit card is good as paypal and money making on internet will not be possible
- What plan? I'm all day long at work, braking my bones and head for lousy money
- Yeah, sure
I'm too depressed to write more...

shinkai03 - Great work! 2 thumbs up!

- A good article for debt free life.....Many points are so worth like "create plan to get out of debt for better results than just sending money to your accounts randomly."

aliaslucs - great article and very informative tips, thank you

shaista - such a great idea...its really usefull..keep writing

rofizarkasih - Great tips! We have to pursue very hard to be debt free.

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I like your article, and I hope can do like you

- Thank you for the very helpful tips. I'm sure a lot of those who read this agree with you.

sandalwood - Excellent tips. I hope the people who read them take them to heart and use them. After all, that is what this forum is all about.

- It is highly useful.....Thanks for this article

Cfrance - Great ideas and information in this article thanks for it all. I have created a plan but events with job and where I live have held me back a little but I am not giving up .

WoolF - very well pointed tips...these guidelines can really make a difference in the amount of debt you own ;)

Debbie - MdImranHossain - if your earnings aren't covering your expenses you have 2 choices: you need to earn more money, or reduce your expenses.

 Even when it seems like we can't reduce our expenses any more, chances are there is something else we can go without or downgrade.

Sometimes it means working 2 or 3 jobs temporarily... don't increase your expenses when you start paying debt off either, or else you wasted your time and energy working so much.

Taface412 - Years ago when i started repaying my debts that I accrued during college I had no idea what to do and I think by the process of elimination I began using most of these tactics. It's nice to know that others find these tips helpful and especially those who are beginning to face the debt.  For those beginners these tips are helpful, painful and scary at first but helpful.

Rick@Debt Guru (Guest) - Debt is I think one of the most evil things this country.  The people in debt are not necessarily bad, but the debt itself is because it can create despair - the opposite of hope.  Without hope people will not change.  Look for short term successes to build hope as you get yourself out of debt.

If you can, consolidate your debt with an <a href="">unsecured credit card debt consolidation</a> loan.  

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