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The snowball payments method essentially takes the math out of the equation for a moment. While a math major may argue that you could save a little in interest by following his formula, you will find (like so many others) that the debt snowball is motivating and gets you to pay off your debt. So what is it? List out all your debts: the amounts, the interest rates, the minimum monthly payments -- everything. Rank them however you want. Then look at them and figure out a plan. Is there one that really bothers you (keeps you up at night)? Is there a little one you could knock out quickly? Whatever it is, come up with a plan. Pick one to knock out first and others to knock out later. Rank how you're going to attacK them. From there, you attack the first one with everything you have. You make the minimum monthly payments on all your other debts and apply every last penny you can on the one you want to knock out. Once it's gone, you keep paying the minimums on everything, except you take what you were paying on the first debt and add it to what you're paying on the second debt. This will knock out the second debt quickly! Once the second debt is knocked out, apply the payment from the first and second to the third debt. Repeat this until you are finished. It's called a snowball because by the end you're putting a big payment towards the debts -- like a snowball running downhill. These three tips are a great way to get yourself out of debt. By eliminating your credit card spending, by paying more than the minimum, and by snowballing your debt payments, you will pay credit card debt off. You may need more than just this though -- you may ne
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