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Eliminate debt by paying more than the minimum from "summary" of Get Good with Money by Tiffany the Budgetnista Aliche

To get rid of debt, you have to pay more than the minimum. Think of it like this: Imagine you have a hole in your bucket, and water is leaking out. You have to pour water in faster than it's leaking out for the bucket to fill up. Similarly, you have to pay more than the minimum on your debt for it to go away. When you only pay the minimum on your debt, you're barely covering the interest. It's like trying to fill up a bucket with water that's leaking out faster than you can pour it in. You end up stuck in a cycle of debt because you're not making progress on paying off what you owe. Paying more than the minimum means you're attacking the principal balance of your debt. This is the actual amount you borrowed, not just the interest. By paying more towards the principal, you're chipping away at what you owe and getting closer to being debt-free. It may seem daunting to pay more than the minimum, especially if money is tight. But even small increases in your payments can make a big difference over time. Look for areas where you can cut back on expenses or increase your income to free up some money to put towards your debt. Remember, getting rid of debt is a marathon, not a sprint. It takes time and persistence to see results. But by paying more than the minimum, you're taking a big step towards financial freedom. So keep at it, stay focused, and watch your debt disappear.
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