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Speedy Debt Repo

Think you can do it this quick?

3/24/2015

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Let's say you have $45,000 in total debt.  You only have $5,500 in income, and your total monthly debt expenses are $500 and other monthly expenses total $4,900.  That leaves you $100 each month that you can choose to spend however you'd like!
How long would it take you to pay off that $45,000?  Well, some basic math would tell you that it would take 90 months to pay off the $45,000 ($45,000 / $500).  That's 7.5 years, and keep in mind, I didn't even take interest into consideration.
What if I told you that you could do it in 4 years?  Sound to good to be true?  That's what I thought until I saw how it was possible.  But, that's exactly the truth, and through the Worth Account, I'm paying off $45,000 in just 4 years!  Well, I've been given a raise and had some nice tax returns that has sped up that payoff date, but when I first heard about the Worth Account, I thought it was too good to be true until I learned how it worked and saw it in action within my own life. I've paid off a car, multiple credit cards, loans, and continue to use it, and will until I'm debt free!
When I had $45,000 in debt when I first came across the program, I was left with two choices.  Continue to do what I'm doing and pay off my debts in over 7 years, or do something different.  The alternative option happened to be 4 years, and I'm glad I chose the alternative choice, because I would most likely still be on that 7 year plan or longer.
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    Shane D. Sorensen, MBA

    Hi. Thanks for checking out my blog! I decided to blog my experience with the Worth Account while offering other helpful, financial advice. I hope what I share proves useful.

    Please feel free to add comments or send me your thoughts and feedback! Thanks again!

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