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"...This is an excellent program. I'm so glad that I stumbled on to this when researching for task management programs. Very low learning curv, quite flexible, and the price is right. Tried at least 20 other programs, either too complicated, too expensive, or poor documentation..."
Chad Lindsey -
Honolulu, HI
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The temptations of the today's consumer world states an announcement: Buy now, pay later, and frequently we find it hard to resist this impact. Living on credit has doubtless advantages and brings us to better existence. But there is a trap: if a person overestimates his/her financial strength, he/she can easily plunge into financial difficulties. Here is the debt relief checklist which can help you to avoid debt traps.
You can download this template in VIP Organizer or VIP Team To Do List database format.
You can order complete (full) checklist or all complete (full) checklists in convenient MS Word and PDF printable format.
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1. Introducing budget limitations
- Make your best to limit your everyday spending
- Consider to sell your property and assets
- Use online stores to sell old and used goods to save money
- Consider to raise your insurance deductibles (to lower your premiums)
- Remember to devote every extra dollar you can to pay off debt
- Cut you r specialists down to no more than 25% of budget
- Start to look for better job
2. Making a list of outstanding debts
- Define a type of debt: commercial loan, mortgage, credit card, car loan, etc.
- For each of the defined debt type, gather the following info:
- Amount owed
- Minimum payment required
- Interest rate
- Current monthly payments
- Due date
- Paid in full/reward
- Compose a list of outstanding debts ordered by interest rate and payment due date
- Set priorities to all your payments
3. Managing your credit cards
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