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[@barttfisher]

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[@PennyBergeron-os4ch]

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[@HildaBennet]

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[@boogiedownproductions2304]

Had 11,000 of credit card debt in June have 2000 left will be completely done in November credit score went up from 640 to 726. Velocity banking works. Thanks VANN

[@Sugarxspicenails]

Congratulations!! I am in about the same amount of debt. I don’t have a line of credit though. How did you do it?

[@mygoodlife204]

@@Sugarxspicenails credit card ?

[@mollyjanelle1943]

@@Sugarxspicenails don’t do this. Just make extra payments as often as possible. The only reason to ever do anything even close to this is if you have a line of credit with a lower interest rate than your loan. If you are struggling making payments to a cc, you can maybe get a balance transfer with low IR to try to pay it off sooner if you have good credit. This lady is scamming people and it’s honestly just making me mad at this point. She over complicates things in hopes that people will hire her to make a financial plan for them to help get them out of debt and then uses her faith to make people trust her. She’s a scam artist.

[@boogiedownproductions2304]

@Sugarxspicenails I had credit card debt. Get a line of credit through your bank or approved cards from credit karma, then start. She went over it in one of her videos

[@Sugarxspicenails]

@@mygoodlife204 no I don’t think they’re using a credit card

[@terencescott3957]

This works so well when you keep your butt off of Amazon. 😂

[@allaboutshara2783]

Absolutely!!!! My story from beginning to end lol

[@melodymartin2997]

Thanks for the reminder 😂😂

[@js591]

It’s a sin that dental isn’t cover as health insurance is! 😡

[@americanhero1234]

I paid a $28,000 American Express bill in 11 months paying $1,100 every two weeks

[@e-man1634]

That's great. The question is where did you get the extra 1100 every two weeks to pay off the debt?

[@pepichikako7122]

​@@e-man1634 that part

[@boricuafrican1]

​@@e-man1634 by finding loose change in the couch of course 😁

[@chaselesser3191]

@@e-man1634I could save almost 1100 every 2 weeks. But everything is nickel and dime here and there. I blame the wife. And the other half , me.

[@rey5905]

That doesn’t even add up to $28,000 can you explain?

[@user-dc7iw3fu4e]

I just found your channel and I implemented everything you said to do!! The journey begins... I'm so excited to be debt free

[@blord6369]

Christy, you are a blessing from God. I've been praying to God for relief in my finances. You are an answer to that prayer.

[@melu4673]

Amen to this

[@TnavresGaming]

Someone correct me but I would love to see a Follow-Up Series to see where these folks are at 6,12,18 months etc later.

[@nelsonrodriguez5451]

If their spending behavior remains the same, I am sure much better off.

[@stevesworld620]

In more debt...

[@icantfinditdammit]

No better off because this stuff is not advantageous

[@nhitc6832]

​@@icantfinditdammitit is advantageous under a very strict condition. No extra expenses for 14 months, which is a very unlikely. I understand the math. Actually implementing it is hard

[@justinhaupt7436]

@@nhitc6832 if they were able to be very strict and stick to a plan they wouldn’t be in financial trouble in her examples she shows. So you have someone who can’t manage money and her method is to give them this lump of cash and you expect them to manage that properly and never tap into it? It won’t happen. The best solution is for them to not do this and be disciplined

[@barbaraslifestyle]

This is awesome. The key is having discipline and not doing anything extra, right?

[@lklein9262]

Ok, a lot of people in this thread seem to be misunderstanding something. This isn't a credit card being used. It's a "line of credit". Not the same thing. It's basically an open account that you get from your bank that has a limit on it. When you take money from it, they give you cash. That's the money being used to pay the expenses.

[@Euphoftoday]

Not 'money' but 'fiat currency'

[@melanieinman6200]

yes, she has another video that explains how to do this same thing with a credit card

[@bandwidthbros4741]

Yeah no misunderstanding, only difference is you might have a higher interest rate with a credit card but exact same thing can be achieved.

[@RexRogers_]

@@Euphoftodayyes 😂💪🏼

[@Joce123]

I am still confused about the concept. I got $9,200 in 0% interest balance transfers. I am putting all.of my living expenses except mortgage and vehicle note cuz it's not allowed ..on the credit card..I am accumulating cash in a high interest savings account..not certificate of deposit...I'm saving $3,000 in interest over 18 mo earning $150..

[@blackjackshooter6547]

Great explanation! Good job! Thank you for sharing.

[@teluvv66]

Thank you so much sister. I've watched several of your videos. This makes great sense! 😊

[@Ravedoll_210]

I love that she breaks it down completely and shows you as many months as she can

[@Daniel-bv2ot]

This would only save minimal interest though. She’s using all the left over cash flow to payoff the debt so technically you can pay off the 4K loan would take roughly 2 months. Then all the left over cash flow plus the original payment of 700 all towards the 26k loan. In all you’ll pay off all that debt in 13/14 months also. Also in her example she’s assuming that 26k balance isn’t dropping even though you’re still making the monthly payments. Overall you might be having a few hundred dollars with the same time frame

[@floridaregisteredagent9488]

​​@@Daniel-bv2ot I didn't find any issues. On his 80th birthday he can do the happy dance for being debt free in under two years rather than ten years. Thank God he spoke with her. 🎉

[@ashlaunicaalpari4584]

Yes her writing it all out solidified the point in my mind. I remember it fully now

[@jennifermorgan8724]

You are so much better than the other channel I found! Thank you!!! 🎉

[@aceban6063]

Thank you for sharing, I will begin ASAP

[@fernandoa.dejesus190]

Love you Christy… many blessings to you and your family… 🙏

[@isaaccarter4577]

Thank you. The literacy is phenomenal!

[@jameswoodham7890]

You’re Amazing!! Thank You So Much!! May God Bless You Forever!!!!!

[@esalenchik]

Nice editing, Christie. Thank you for continuing to explain theses concepts

[@Daniel369m]

Thank you. This is the final piece of the puzzle. I love how you genuinely want to see others prosper. I wish you greater abundance.

[@eastcoastdevereaux7154]

Bravo! Another great video! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@victorguerrero5496]

This is eye opening! You explained it so simple and in such a way there is no need to worry. Thank you for giving me hope!!

[@CRSALSERO]

Thank you so much. Much Blessings.

[@howtoinvest4yourself241]

These are my favorite videos that show the simple math.

[@katheryndbutts]

This was sooooo satisfying to watch! I know I can do this with my own finances!

[@ropasafo]

Thanks for this. Really well done and explained.

[@patricia739]

Thankyou SO much for this tutorial! I feel hope now that I can get out of debt quicker, thanks to your easy instructions. Bless your heart! ❤️💕

[@bdubs2437]

Thank you sooo much !!!! I am going to leverage this technique immediately !!!

[@barbaracarbone4658]

Awesome! He must feel so happy. 🎉😀

[@ClaudiaDeLeonGutierrez]

This info is gold, literally! ❤🤑

[@mr.kleanentertainment8898]

Wonderful video! Thanks for sharing

[@ceedee8953]

I needed you 30 years ago. I can now teach my children. Thank you!😊

[@katherineroland6008]

I got qualms. Many of these numbers have more moving parts than this depicts. In the beginning, the payment of the loans was included in the monthly expenses amounts. That means that balance is going down concurrently with the transfers to the loc. That means further transfers are different numbers. Are you assuming the transfer pushed the due date out on the personal loan. And $378 pmts are greatly reducing the balances unless the personal loan is a lox and the $378 is interest only. All personal loans I’ve seen are daily simple interest, they don’t ‘stand still’. 😮And that’s just one thing. And this does not include something unexpected like a car repair. Few people can throw their entire monthly income toward debt and carry current expenses on debt. I have my family is pretty good standing, I’m not in debt I have my own methods. But as someone who worked in consumer loans for 10 years and handles my household budgeting for the last 20 years…this is easier said than done.

[@timothym7082]

Yea I have never seen a personal open or closed ended loan that had a fixed rate that sets still.

[@preciousmendes5835]

This looks to me like balance transfers. Everyone who attempts this method only get further to in debt. I don’t think this is good advise at all!

[@user-dp3ug7ub1s]

It doesn’t make sense to me? I see the same thing getting into more debt?

[@djmarie2058]

Holy Shizzle!! This is fascinating...thank you, thank you...the internet IS GOOD for something!

[@andydanny2419]

Easy to understand, thanks so much 😊

[@papo1515]

What a nice lady......to take the time to teach an old dog like me a new trick, many thanks.

[@lylachristopherson865]

You know this concept so well it's droll and ordinary for you but for us it's Magic. Thank you.

[@rdeville280]

I understood this 1 so much better , THANK YOU 😊

[@jiggiti]

So glad I found you! Thank you for all the info.

[@ceegee2245]

I just stumbled across your channel. Thank you so much for this information. I thought I was in over my head but I will use this method to pay off my bills and get some debt relief.

[@davidlecker7460]

You are one wonderful woman! God has certainly gifted you with a mind of math and a willingness to help others! My sincere gratitude to you.

[@graceblessingkohm2139]

Hello Christy i love this videos.Thank you for eye opening thank you.

[@user-uu7lm3kl8z]

Thank you and God bless you!

[@user-bk7fl2sh3p]

Thank you so much you’re a wonderful soul. God bless you!

[@livingtherufflife]

Yee haa!!! I’ve been doing this a few months and watch refresher videos every now and again for encouragement. It is so encouraging even without a LOC i use a cc which has cash back & I haven’t seen a low balance in years. No matter how hard I tried, i couldn’t make any traction until I learned from your videos, it did take me awhile to catch on (more then a dozen videos) & i had used your spreadsheet which really helped me figure out my true spending. Ty ty!🎉🎉🎉 and Happy Thanksgiving blessings!

[@GamersKnowBest]

I've been wanting to do this for some time. I just dont know how you use the CC to pay debt off. Some things dont allow CC use to pay bills. Need a video on how this is done so i can get on this train!

[@surprizek4093]

You are the best - thank you!!!

[@tinktink7236]

This is totally awesome THANK YOU SO MUCH I will be spreading your site

[@VanntasticFinances]

Thank you @tinktink7236 …everyone deserves to know this!

[@shanra4764]

I really need this. Thank you ❤❤

[@gcrequejo63]

Awesome to know your helping people like us who don't have a clue. I'd like to learn how to implement this stragegy

[@GrumpyUke]

Great video, thank you!

[@shamblesman]

You are an amazing lady. Thanks for such a great explanation. subscribed. x

[@thomas8734]

Combine the $700 plus the $1,281 and pay the 4k loan in 2 months, minus some spare change. After that, combine those $1,981 with the $378 to attack the 26k loan. All debt paid in a total of 13 months with no messing with a LOC.

[@frostykitties2050]

I see you have been poor before 😂 Us too!! You learn to make sacrifices n get the pain over with as fast as you can ❤

[@lizzas4574]

No LOC please

[@frostykitties2050]

@@lizzas4574 yes It is called snowball budget. You can start with the lowest or highest. Each time something is paid off you roll the payments into the next bill. Until your debt free.😃

[@KrystalessR]

Yeah, I feel like this is only useful if you have a credit card with debt already on it. Then you'll reduce your CC interest and pay it off faster. Or, if the interest rate on the LOC is far lower than the personal loan interest rates. Moving the money would pay it off faster. But the question would be, how many of his expenses can genuinely be paid by a LOC/CC?

[@romelodow123]

Absolutely brilliant 👏🏽

[@oldunclemick]

A very informative video. Interesting to see the leveraging of the LOC and the focus on freeing up cashflow rather than blindly minimizing interest.

[@tamiesellers3435]

I also use my cash back rewards to put toward my CC payment! Love these videos ❤

[@mariadouglas1980]

I do this too!

[@nancydis4050]

That's true, there is never any culture of wealth gathering or wealth creation to keep multiplying your finance that lacks an investment value Instead of saving money in the bank, I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life too 🙏🙏🙏

[@perefeghaandrew8076]

Everyone needs income as their tool, emergency fund as their security, investments as their hope, and budget as their control. Get those in place and you'll feel at peace with your financial picture.

[@Elizabeth-vg5lb]

I agree with you had a senior colleague at work who was doing well but never had an investment. Unfortunately he lost his job and went from living a comfortable life to hardship. There would had been something to fall back on if he had an investment

[@brucecohen7283]

I urge everyone to start somewhere now no matter how small, this is literally the time for that, forget material things, don't get tempted,i became more better the moment i realized this.

[@parkswilliams7943]

Love this channel. So helpful.

[@michaelmiranda2944]

Love your Channel....Please keep em' coming..... :-)

[@fms6306]

Wow this is amazing. Ty. I have to see how to put this into practice.

[@jodigraham8180]

We so appreciate u

[@jackiedemarco7886]

Sure wish I coukd sit down with you! You are amazing!

[@martinef1963]

Came across your vlogs - excellent! Will apply to my debt and see how long it will take me, thanks.

[@ottoman1755]

Thank you!

[@lauracarreon5378]

Hi Christy, I love you videos. I would have done a little different on this one became the $4,050 was no interest if paid by December 2023. I would have done the payment of 700 plus cash flow of $1,281 for a total of $1, 981 and paid the loan off in 2 and half months. I would then do velocity banking on the $26k loan. Thank you so much for all your videos. 😊

[@EET8689]

I like your concepts Christy, but I showed this video to my wife and she said the same thing as Laura here. Only my wife questions why not just continue to use the $1900 of cash flow and pay off the $26,000 loan which would be done in 13 months. I know they’d be some initial interest, but it’s basically the same thing as what you’re doing(so my wife believes). It would then be paid off in 13 months, except for the interest.

[@debpickrel2870]

She teaches the concepts and you can run with any improvements on the velocity plan. I like that she stays consistent so everyone gets the same information and its not confusing. If you can add to it, I'd take it and go!!!

[@TheDaman1111]

I like this idea too.... but I understand why she did it the other way cause she created immediate cash flow

[@toddeckley8880]

Obviously the "1281 cashflow" doesn't actually exist or he would have sent it to the 4050 loan and paid it off. Then added the 1981 to the 10 year loan and paid it off also.

[@notsure7874]

A lot of loans with a 0% intro rate - it's 0% IF it's paid off in that period, but if you go over - you pay interest over the ENTIRE period, so NONE of that time would be at 0%. So with that in mind, I'd do what you said essentially except go ahead and pay it off with the LOC before the cutoff. Then I'd take that 1981 / month "extra" he's currently banking instead of paying off principal for some idiotic reason - and pay off principal with it. I'd be rolling over as much of that 26k as I could to the LOC - PROVIDED the interest was lower, and that depends on its ammortization schedule, whether it's simple / compound ... the "rate" isn't the end all be all number necessarily. But I'd move the debt where the interest monthly was lowest, and then pay principal with that 1981 bucks. The other thing to consider though also - is access. I cannot pay off a personal loan with cash and re-access that cash immediately. I can pay off an LOC with cash and then turn around and use that credit tomorrow if I have to.

[@bigteewat]

Hi Christie I'm so very blessed to have found you after so many different financial sources but I'm Amaze and appalled at some of the Comments or feedback.. All of a sudden everybody are Experts... Thank you thank you for all your hard work and selfless Given attitude and Love and concern for others.

[@VanntasticFinances]

@bigteewat Thank you for your kindness. Everyone has a right to their opinion. There are so many people getting FREE with this concept! Who cares about the naysayers… negative ppl have internet too…unfortunately 🤷🏻‍♀️😂😂😂

[@garyallen4486]

I’m in the UK yes you are a wizard. I’m going to get hold of this thinking. Many thanks

[@heathergarves8845]

Thank you so much! Wow!

[@patrickoberem9109]

Thanks for making a difference.

[@The_european_polynesian]

Budgeting works🙌🏾

[@nance3675]

Thank you!!!

[@lefils2162]

Great video🙏 Thank you

[@user-of6bz8sj7q]

I love this lady for opening normal people’s eyes, I am going to do this same thing

[@ifd774]

Thank you!!

[@MimiMimi-ck4iw]

Your Great God bless you

[@Crown_Point_Ranch]

Hey there Vann! This video confused me until I watched another of yours where the scenario was a woman with $10K in credit card debt and 0 cash flow. Now this video makes perfect sense to me as well! Using your credit to reduce your credit debt!! Thank you!!

[@melodyherrera8048]

You are a wonderful messenger ‼️

[@VanntasticFinances]

❤️🙏🏻

[@KR4iD751]

Ma'am you are absolutely amazing. I haven't felt so refreshed from monetary stress in a long time. I'll be applying this moving forward from now on. Much love for you and your support. Bless you

[@VanntasticFinances]

@KR4iD751 So happy for you!

[@jeremiahclark9442]

wish i would have seen these videos a couple of years ago. ive learned allot. thank you for laying out the way you do.

[@Mark32115]

Sooo awesome. I took line of credit to pay for Tiny house lot. Busy downsizing to get condo ready to sell. Then enough $$ to buy Tiny Home, cash from selling condo.

[@ashlaunicaalpari4584]

Excellent demonstration! You just taught me how to pay some stuff off while consolidating and freeing up income. Thanks a bunch for this!

[@andydanny2419]

I'm taking control great video

[@submittotheplan]

Great job!

[@melodyofsoulinternational]

That was epic!!!

[@Jay92_]

I feel like there should be a disclaimer, saying you’re gonna have to put your life on hold for a while no going out make your own food at home and in a few months you’ll be back on track

[@anna-lenameijer9942]

Isn't that obvious?!! Eating out is one of the traps that gets you in debt.

[@MrBabadis]

Eating out? How much people spend esting out montly? I have a lunch here and there at ~15€ a meal. Lets say i’ll go twice a week. 30€ a week x 4 is only 120€ a month for eating out. It’s not life changing money but yeah it is extra

[@ROSEMARYJones-wk7lx]

That should be common sense that is not to common anymore I guess. There’s no need for disclaimers people need to use their brains it’s not rocket science!

[@armonlexmark6291]

We gotta protect this woman at all cost! How much interest would he have paid if he paid it of traditionally @10 years for the PL?

[@michaelday6987]

Just doing an Avalanche paydown, he would have Paid the debt off in 14 months and paid a total interest of $2100.25

[@sharonjackson8543]

Hello there, I would like to thank you so much. I watched one of your video a year and half ago. I followed your instructions and I started with a 497 score, and now my score is 645!! Thanks again. Now I want to buy a condo in the next two years, but I need to build my savings up. Now I have five credit cards with low balances, and one personal loan for 14,000. Hopefully I can keep doing it.

[@guybusby5583]

Thank you🙏

[@mjuhanil]

You are great! Im gonna subscribe

[@raulrivas7227]

Many thanks

[@ViewpointUnique]

Step one. Take the "cash flow" and apply it to the smaller personal loan that has to be paid before interest kicks in. With a payment of $1981, the loan is paid off in under 3 months. Step two, apply the "cash flow" from the paid off loan to the larger debt for a payment for a total monthly loan payment of $2359. That loan is paid off in 12 months. Total time to being paid off just under 15 months, and without the stupid extra steps and extra line of credit. Velocity Banking is like magic. It fools you, not because you are stupid, but because it is stupid.

[@gregfleissner960]

Love the lesson

[@mikewoods7595]

Your amazing!!😃

[@liette555]

You are amazing thank you Merci

[@heatherchannel7157]

Thanku!

[@LindeyGlenn]

I have a question for you: if i have a 30k personal loan but i have a 0 balance on 2 credit cards (each with a 13k-17k limit) should i use BOTH cards are the same time and split my income between them or just use the card with the highest limit? Seems like using 2 cards to pay off the loan immediately is a better choice but not sure! Thanks!

[@terryreynolds13]

My hubby says "she's one smart cookie!" lol He's going to follow your advice. Thanks so much!

[@VanntasticFinances]

Love that!

[@louiswilliams4657]

I am slowly getting the hang of it ! Don’t give up on me yet !

[@sg5720]

I’m lost. The interest is confusing me. 🤷🏽‍♀️🤔

[@TheLoudPact]

I fin nally understand 📈. Thanks so kindly

[@2301JR]

Thank u so much.

[@DeniseDutko]

I've payed off 34,000 in debt in 15 months.I love your video's and I have learned so much ...Thank you! I only have 19,000 more to go and I will be totally debt free.

[@sincerelydave70]

700/month payment + the extra 1300 cashflow gets that 4k loan paid off in 2 months before the 0% interest is expired. Then you can throw the $1281 + $700 + 378 ($2359) at the 26k (probably down to 25,500 by then) every month and have it paid off in under 11 more months, or 13 months total. Also, if I was 70 years old, I would probably want to keep that line of credit of 15k, assuming that's all of the money I had and no savings/retirment, incase another medical emergency happened.. What am I missing? Thanks for your reply.

[@brianwalker4760]

Exactly!

[@1badmafaka983]

Yup, this is how I would have approached it.

[@alanyoung159]

Yes, this whole velocity banking thing is a complex hot mess that uneducated folks think is great when really they should just pay more towards principle with any extra cash they have.

[@PhuongNguyen-yb4oi]

Totally agree

[@fruitinspector6111]

I’m curious to know if they have every single expense factored into that category? Does that include car maintenance, regular oil, changes, tire replacements every couple of years, entertainment money, and eating out. What about going to see a movie or a play or a show? Is a vacation factored into the cash flow? Is there a fund set up to replace an automobile or how about if your refrigerator or your washer or clothes dryer dies? Do you have extra money put aside to pay for that? There are too many unknowns in this example given. If you want to live off of peanut butter and jelly and bologna sandwiches, and never go out for a year, I’m sure somebody could do this, but for the average man or woman most, don’t have discipline to want to live off baloney or PB&J, and why should we? I’m only 9 1/2 years younger than him and I just refinanced my house for 15 years and built a massive garage.