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See How the Debt Snowball Method Can Work for You
"Focus on your smallest debts first" is how the debt snowball method works. It's effective for many people, but is it the right debt payoff strategy for you?
Tiller Money Updates for October 2020
Savings Budget Template from Tiller Money Labs The Tiller Money Labs Savings Budget template is a new template that supports envelope budgeting in Google Sheets. It’s a powerful tool for people who want to track savings in a spreadsheet with…
7 Best Free Debt Snowball Spreadsheets
Here are the 7 best free debt snowball spreadsheets. Make your plan to payoff debt with the popular debt snowball strategy. Start with the smallest debt first.
What is the Best Credit Card Payoff Strategy?
Overall the snowball method is recommended as real-world data suggests people pay off debt faster with this strategy.
5 Wealthy Habits Made Easier With Automation
Automation gives you financial superpowers. After all, it's much easier to achieve goals like saving for retirement and paying down debt when technology does the work for you.
Paying off Debt Is One of the Best Investments You Can Make
Prioritizing paying off debt is a smart move even in a truly exceptional year for the stock market.
This Is Your Brain on Debt
Surprising insights about why our brains work against us when it comes to understanding and paying off credit cards and other debt. Based on an overview of the latest behavioral psychology and brain research.
How I Tackled $77,000 of Debt in Only 22 Months
My consumer debt totaled $77,000. Interest alone cost $660 per month. I felt fear, shame, frustration, and exhaustion. But in less than two years, with razor focus (and a budget and second job) I paid my debt in full. My goal wasn’t just debt freedom: it was the vision of an incredible life.
6 Behavior Hacks to Help You Defeat Debt
Good news: your circumstance and personality don't need dictate your financial success. Wealth isn't a result of dumb luck; it's the result of learning, tracking, and adjusting behaviors.