Money Management Debt Program: Your Way Out for Good
The Money Management Debt Program is designed to help you get completely out of debt, never need credit again, and build wealth quickly and safely. Personal debt has grown at an alarming rate over the last decade. People just can't seem to be able to avoid the credit pitfalls that cause them to fail financially. Debt is a real problem for individuals as well as to entire nations. To quote Thomas Jefferson, "I place economy among the first and most important virtues, and public debt as the greatest of the dangers to be feared." Just as China owns most of the national debt of the United States (an unsettling thought if they ever decide to call it up), someone owns our debt if we have any. Being in debt is literally being in bondage. The survival of your family depends on you getting out of debt. The easiest and fastest way to do this is through the Money Management Debt Program. Assuming that you have organized your income according to the
home money management system
, you will have 10% of your income set aside for your Plan account. Until you are out of debt, you will use this for debt elimination instead. First, write all of your debts down on a piece of paper. Next, divide each balance by its respective monthly payment amount. Starting with the debt with the lowest division answer, add your 10% to the payment you are already making until it is paid off completely. Once the first debt is paid off, go on to the debt with the second lowest division answer. Add the extra 10%, the monthly payment from the first debt and the monthly payment from the second debt, and pay it all towards the balance of debt number 2. Keep repeating the process until you are entirely debt free. You can even apply this debt elimination principle to your mortgage(s). Just be sure to follow the order established by your division answers. After completing the Money Management Debt Program, we recommend that you use the money you were using as payments on your debt to quickly save up a 6 month cash reserve. Then, divert the surplus funds right to your Plan account and go on to build an enormous nest egg.
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