Share this resource with your community of Savers, who may be working toward paying down #holidaydebt in the new year. ⬇️ ________ No one wants to start the new year with the heavy weight and worry that comes along with debt. Tackling it can be intimidating and leaves most of us overwhelmed and stressed out. We put together a few easy steps you can take to tackle your holiday debt and start the new year off on the path to improved financial health. https://lnkd.in/etU9Jvzt
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Avoid emotional and financial debt < Make a profit paying your bills and break the cycle ⛓️💥 Most people are going to read the top of this post and scroll. It won’t click although the statement isn’t complex. Some will choose to stay in their financial debt that causes emotional distress and we all know in this day and age there aren’t many ways to get out of debt besides work more or get promoted. 🏃🏼♂️ But some will choose to break their cycle and those people don’t need convinced they just need to be taught. 📝 So to the ones who haven’t scrolled and moved on, HEY!! 👋🏻Happy to see ya! So you wanna break your debt cycle? Live a life with less stress from your finances that everyone else is downing in? Well, its nice to meetcha! Haha 😄 In all seriousness though, my team and I are on a mission to help people who want to create a better life, create a better life. There are SO many ways in which we achieve this but one way is SHARING our better bank concept (no gatekeeping) and teaching you how to actually, truly, realistically make money paying your bills and actually start thriving financially. 😌 I feel like I have to keep saying that until it really gets through to people. YOU SPEND MONEY AND MAKE MONEY TREES Can you actually imagine what it would be like not just dishing out money and then poof its gone? When really that money you spent is someone else while yours is growing? What other bank does that? Ill wait… 💭 Your Dunkin coffee on the way to work, your Piatta lunch, the groceries, the mortgage, the car payment, Christmas shopping, the gym membership, the subscriptions you forgot to cancel (now they might actually have a better purpose). People.. wake up. There is revolutionary technology and masterminds at work working for you to help you live a better life! 🤯 You just need to take the opportunity to listen. I can say this until I’m BLUE and I will because I know there are people out here whose lives will be changed by this concept. The old systems are working against us to keep us broke. Our systems work for you and make you money by paying your monthly bills. 💸🌲 Find me in the DMs ❤️
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If getting your finances in order is a financial priority or goal this year, I recommend reading this article about debt management/repayment. Please reach out if you have any questions or would like to discuss your personal scenarios!
With cost of living on the rise, staying in control of your finances can sometimes become a source of concern. It's possible to reduce your financial stress by adopting smart habits to manage and pay off your debts. Here's how!
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