payoff strategy – Credits and Debits

The Net Worth Post

By CDPosted on July 9, 2020Posted in UncategorizedTagged debt, finance, financial independence, money, net worth, payoff, payoff strategy, personal finance

Your Net Worth is a pretty simple concept, add up all of your assets, add up all of your debts/liabilities, subtract your debt total from your asset total and you have your Net Worth. There are great apps and websites for helping you calculate this number, such as www.mint.com and www.personalcapital.com . I’ve been promising […]

Where We’re At

By CDPosted on July 5, 2020Posted in UncategorizedTagged budget, credit cards, debt, finance, money, payoff, payoff strategy, personal finance

Here come the numbers we’ve all been waiting for! The wife and I put together our plan this week to pay off all of our private student loans and consumer debts using my previously written about plan of a mixture of the avalanche and snowball methods, with my own flair. Using a mix of balance […]

Credit Card Payoff Hacking

By CDPosted on January 2, 2020Posted in UncategorizedTagged avalanche, balance, balance transfer, credit cards, dave ramsey, debt, debt hack, payoff, payoff strategy, rewards, snowball

My wife and I have found ourselves deep in consumer debt, all kinds of it, for a few years now. We started with student loans. Then, in an effort to boost our credit to buy a home, we added 2 credit cards and a car loan. That’s what you do to build credit, isn’t it? […]