4. Get Out of Debt Using the Debt Snowball Method - Deepstash

4. Get Out of Debt Using the Debt Snowball Method

  • List all your debts from smallest to largest, regardless of interest rates.
  • Pay off the smallest one first while making minimum payments on the rest.
  • Once the first is paid off, roll that amount into the next debt. Momentum builds motivation!    

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