Linkedin debt
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Should you be putting ALL of your resources towards debt? It depends on your situation... Do you have emergency funds? Are you currently investing? Do you have enough life insurance and long term care coverage? If not, the answer might be no. Take a look at this example
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- 5. Radio show/author advice v100% towards debt v3 years paying down debt ($1,000/mo) Balanced approach v30/70 approach v3 years paying down debt ($300/mo) & Save ($700/mo) 100% to debt? Client has $50,000 in debt & $1,000 in the bank 3 year mark Radio show/author scenario v$14,000 balance Balanced approach scenario v$39,200 balance v$1,000 in the bank v$1,000 + $16,800 + % You’refired!! Which would you rather be?