A *DETAILED* Breakdown. The Ultimate Step-By-Step Plan for Paying Off Debt!

[@DyanaMariie]

God has BLESSED me tremendously & has placed me in a position to bless others. Please check the description box to download the documents I have created & once used for clients!

[@nnicolexo]

Girl! New subbie here. Binged tons of your videos. But this info right here!!! May your increase be 10 fold for sharing the info!!! Thanks a bunch.

[@DyanaMariie]

@@nnicolexo welcome!

[@yuliabrynskikh262]

I paid off my credit card debt. Feels good 😊

[@DyanaMariie]

Congrats!!!

[@chardae_renee]

praying God increases your territory & allows you to thrive WEALTHILY in your purpose 🙏🏾♥️ thank you for this

[@DyanaMariie]

Thank you, I appreciate you!

[@rfernandez1648]

I love this!!! Using the debt snowball I have paid 56,167.99 in 3 years and 3 months, and It could have been a lot more had I not gone on vacation last year and bought 2 iPhones in between there. Thanks for sharing your tips and overall journey. It is so inspiring

[@tarabeeeeee]

Awesome !!! 😊 👏🏽

[@theropesofrenovation9352]

Great advice for electric. I called the electric company and asked for budget billing. They take the last year and average it and that's the amount you pay monthly. Same principle

[@Arlene_witha_y]

I love your content regardless of how old it is or what phase you’re in. It keeps me motivated and your voice is very relaxing to me. Single mom of 2 as well, got into debt with my first home. Have zero interest balance transfers on those debts and paying off a Heloc too bc the roof had to be completely redone as per the insurance company bc of its age even though there was nothing wrong with it 😤

[@flygirl2447]

Nice video for beginning budgeters! You are an excellent teacher!!

[@DyanaMariie]

Thank you!!

[@Maritza1963]

Great video! As someone who has been through debt payment, debt freedom etc. I watch videos like this for fun. Highly recommend.

[@Kudos2Ewe]

Thank you so much for this.

[@mondoraj]

Great informative video. Thank you!

[@margal3120]

You did such a great job breaking this down and then showing us how to break it down 2 more levels - GREAT VIDEO!!!

[@hairkreations]

This was GREAT really opened my eyes and I'm ready for a fresh start. Wish the download was still available 😪. You put a lot of things into perspective

[@GoGo..]

Thank-you so much!❤️🌞 God bless you!

[@FarrahParis]

thank you for this information...my first step will be getting an income.

[@DyanaMariie]

Good luck to you!

[@talisamariaa]

Amazing thank you for this

[@jackcroydon2772]

Thanks beautiful for all of this wisdom and templates . God bless

[@kevinmoore9524]

Thank You Very Much.

[@kandicew3365]

Hi Dayana! 1st off congratulations on being debt free. I will be there too one day! I’m paying off my last credit card in February and will be rolling over the minimum payment to my private student loans (Navient 🙄) Do I make a lump sum payment with the new amount or pay the snowball payment on the site? They just increased my interest rate it has to go.

[@DyanaMariie]

It’s whichever you prefer and are able to do! If I had the funds available and my savings was padded, I’d sometimes make a lump sum payment! If not, snowball it

[@kandicew3365]

@@DyanaMariie thank you!

[@tarabeeeeee]

Bring lunch to work most definitely I’m struggling with that lol. I could save money if I wasn’t buying lunch everyday 😢😅

[@margal3120]

Baby steps. Try it for 1 day a week then see if you can handle 2. Then see if you can handle 3 or 4. It’s like a game to see how much you can feel (or notice) and accept the challenge. Once you’re used to saving that money to put it towards debt payoff or savings for your future self, treating yourself to lunch on Friday will feel SO GOOD!! 😎🤑

[@winndelljohnson02]

How teachable.

[@kthename08]

💯

[@MoneywithGab]

❤❤

[@myrnaj4502]

📝🤎📝

[@DyanaMariie]

Yay enjoy!!