How To Pay Off Debt FAST On a Low Income

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Struggling with debt and living paycheck to paycheck?

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@SmartMoneyBro says:

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@judyscott5146 says:

I watch this every week. It encourages me to keep going. I’ve paid off my first credit card. Three more to go. Thanks so much for sharing what you’ve learned, and now passing this on. God bless you real good. ????????????????????????????

@edithmaitland2170 says:

What about barrow a loan to pay them off then have one monthly payments

@brianthomas3451 says:

The uncle we all need

@jarvistunstall7099 says:

Man I would like to first say thank you. I found myself listening to some youtubers that was full of knowledge but there content was starting to get toxic. What I mean is I found myself dwelling in those messy channels. God showed me that stop looking at all that mess. He showed me I was wasting time on that. Your channels is so refreshing and motivating. I love how you break things down and explain. Keep doing what you are doing.

@Robina1313 says:

So helpful! Thank you ?

@agathamartin5738 says:

Brilliant idea . I will give it a try. Will let you know what the results are.

@TheFeldz says:

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@cyberbid says:

The truly debilitating thing is, this debt isn’t real. These crooks create it out of thin air and charge us interest for the pleasure. The entire system reeks of corruption and fraud through every pore it has. I know it’s hard accepting this and just paying it off anyway, but they have us all over a barrel, and that’s why so few of us will ever be truly free from their clutches.

@daydreambeliever04 says:

Great advice! It’s not easy but it IS possible!

@Hmoobmama says:

Realest video ever! Everything I wanted to say to my partner who’s in debt. I’ll share this with him.

@trishraymond6256 says:

going to start today

@Steps2twoProsperity says:

Hi smart money just decided to check out your video and channel. I am also a content creator sharing similar financial and investing content with viewers. Thank you for sharing this information and being factual and relatable. When I decided to pay off my debt completely it was an aggressive mindset that was not easy. Then when you save the money to give to the credit cards you become hesitant to use that money to pay the debt. It is a daily fight but when you become financially free it changes your life in positive unimaginable ways! I just subscribed. God bless!

@jaredsatx8836 says:

I regret getting into these personal loans ???? every paycheck I pay the minimum and I don't feel an end in sight. I'm a caregiver for my mom so I don't make the most money and I had to get into personal loans and pawn things to keep food and the lights on. I have no other help and just I don't know where to start. I plan out my paychecks every two weeks and I barley have money left to pay extra. I pay the phone bill, Internet, the loans and pawns every check.

@SophisticatedDogCat says:

Trust in the LORD.

@asimislam6194 says:

Amazing advice thanks you ???? ????????????????

@suziQ7 says:

18 thousand to 11 this year!

@bettyduncan8580 says:

Thank you for the tips to manage debt.

@Bad4Karma says:

I disagree with the interest rate not mattering. You can save more by knocking that 200 to 300 first especially at a low income especially if you credit card is active. It adds up. You could be using the potentially early pay off to throw at the next debt.

@kimsmith2364 says:

This works. It took several years. Credit cards first, then school loans. Oh, does it feel good to be debt free.

@dawndavis9144 says:

That's crazy to be afraid to look at it like it's going somewhere ????

@softlife-rose says:

My plan 2026!????

@karachampion says:

I consolidated 20k worth of cc debt and my interest went from 25-35% down to 6% and lowered my over all payments by almost half. I can pay my mins for each card to this loan and make a more significant contribution to the debt without increasing my total monthly payout while trying to get my emergency fund built. It was a major weight lifted.

@ManiacMeats says:

Strapped down hard and did a hybrid avalanche/snowball approach. I knocked out my lowest balance first, just to get a win under my belt. After that, snowball down the line. While I do have "debt", it's paid off every month. I love credit cards as it helps to just get a couple of pennies of reward for something I needed to buy regardless (gas, laundry, groceries). Awesome credit cards Citi Double Cash (flat 2% back) and the Citi Custom Cash (5% (up to $2k I believe) on your most frequent purchase each month *this is my gas card)

@FredrickaLatis says:

What about things in collections? Do I concern myself with those right now?

@DavidLogsDaily says:

This is going to be the video I watch daily till my current goals are completed. Love your content. Here we go!

@carolinemarie44 says:

I've been watching you for 2 weeks and now I'm so serious about paying down my debt. Thank you so much, you are so motivating! I paid an extra payment to one bill already!

@delaylay says:

I like this guy. I’m a real estate investor upside down in personal debt after my last investment went terribly wrong and really needed this message to revisit the fundamentals. He speaks the truth. I earn a six figure income and can’t touch a dime of it because of debt trying to build an asset is drowning me. Failure is not an option so keep preachin’ @smartmoneybro

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