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BOMake sure you follow me! That’s all🚀🚀 #debt #debtfree #debtfreedom #loan #money HOW MUCH DEBT DO YOU HAVE?
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LOHere’s My Story…What’s Yours? ❤️ I’d love to hear your journey! Tell me below or send me a DM. Please forward ➡️ to someone who could use a boost of encouragement, let them know they are not alone. Struggles are real! When you’re in them they can seem insurmountable and isolating, especially if you’re far away from family and friends.
Here are the super simple steps I took to start making a change. They’re not ground breaking by any means and may even seem silly, but these moved the needle for me:
✅ Start visualizing WHAT YOU WANT, no matter how out of reach it may seem, no matter how crazy others tell you it is.
✍️ Write it down! See yourself doing it and block out the negative “noise” from others.
🥰 Always remember: YOU are special, you are here for a reason, you deserve to be happy!
💪 Let’s do this, sister 👯♀️
I’m so glad you’re here, YOU make LORAfied possible and I’m beyond grateful 💕
Always HERE FOR YOU!
Love,
Lora
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@lorafied
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MIHas my low spend year been fun?
NO.
Has it been easy?
ALSO NO
Has it been effective?
ABSOLUTELY!
I went into this low spend year thinking it would be a lot easier… and I was unpleasantly surprised.
But one thing that has helped me manage: guardrails. I knew that I couldn’t and wouldn’t give up spending on everything so I chose 3 things 👇🏾
No new clothes, shoes, or makeup for the calendar year. I’d have to use what I already had.
This helped curve some unnecessary spending so I could redirect those funds to different financial goals.
The second thing that helped was consistent money dates no matter the damage I did that month.
Every month won’t look the same. Every month won’t feel successful. In April I didn’t save or invest a single dime.
But I still sat with my finances to prepare for the following month. Zooming out helped me stand on business.
Because baby I got goals to hit and those don’t change just because I had a bad month here and there.
Drop MONEY DATE in the comments and I’ll send you the link to the money date template I use every single month to help keep me honest and on track!
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@millennialindebt
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LIFrom 6-figure debt to 6-figure portfolio! Both were happening simultaneously, I just reached those milestones 1-year apart. 🫶
How my debt free journey might look different than yours (and that’s okay).
✈️ I still traveled with my family of 4. Another reason why it took longer, and I was okay with it.
🎓 Decided to pay off my low interest student loans, even when the math made more sense to invest it all.
💼 Left a job without something else lined up because it was draining me. Didn’t go back to work until 8 months later. 🙃
🥘☕️ Still included eating out and coffee runs in my budget
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@lizbettalksmoney
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THThe first step to paying off debt is looking at ALL of it.
I'm not talking about knowing your minimum payments but about knowing where you are starting—the total number and all the details that go along with it.
Your debt picture.
You have to get over that heart-dropping, fear-controlling, sick feeling, and finally start a plan to get rid of it. There is no more hiding behind the minimum payments.
When I started my debt payoff journey, I didn't even know what debt I had or how much it really was. When I got done writing out my debt picture, it felt like someone hit me in the gut, and then I just cried. I felt defeated before I even started.
BUT you have to know where you are starting before you can begin the journey, even if it's scary!
So today, if you have a goal to pay off debt, start by writing down your ENTIRE debt picture.
✔️ Each Creditor
✔️ Minimum Payment
✔️ Total Balance
✔️ Interest Rate
✔️ Payment Due Date
Once you know this information, you can formulate a plan to pay it off!
This is only the first step! Start here! You got this!
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Yoooooo!!! I really believe that I delayed paying off my student loans because I was so afraid to let the money go from my bank account.
Deep down I believed that I’d never be able to save that money again. This type of scarcity mentality kept me from growing my net worth, even though I was making six figures.
When I learned about investing I realized how powerful it would be to invest and pay off my debt at the same time. So I decided to pay off my loans & I did by August 2020– but I also invested throughout 2020.
Only when I discovered abundance through investing was I able to conquer my debt. It was a total game-changer for me.
I know we all have different debt freedom journeys, so don’t bother comparing yours to mine. Just find what’s holding you back & attack it head-on.
I’m also painfully aware that there are tons of people who would love to pay off their loans but simply can’t afford it. I’m not talking about that. I’m talking about the people who have the means to do so but are holding off because of fear.
I hope you’re able to make the mindset shift so that you can free yourself from this burden.
@delyannethemoneycoach
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FIAlso… I need to get working on my sagging neck - what a unflattering angle for this video 🫣
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@figuring_out_finances_at_40
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SAHaving debt doesn’t mean you’re bad with money.
It means you were doing what you had to do—with what you had.
And that deserves compassion, not shame.
But if you’re ready to stop surviving and start building the life you actually want…
I’ve got something powerful that can help you shift your mindset, take action, and finally feel supported on your money journey.
Comment “DREAM” and I’ll send you the info to get started.
No guilt. No pressure. Just real growth and the next right step.
#debtfreeliving #moneymindsetshift #abundancemindset #financialfreedomjourney #debtisnotadirtyword #womenandmoney #healingyourfinances #budgetcoach #financialempowerment #moneymindsetcoach #spendinghabits #moneytipsforwomen #debtfreedom #payoffdebt #moneymoves
@savingwhiz
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Compounding refers to the process by which the interest earned on an investment is reinvested back into the investment, resulting in exponential growth over time.
The reason why compounding takes off once you have $100k invested is that at this point, you are likely to have a significant amount of principal invested, which generates a larger amount of interest.
The larger the principal amount, the more interest it generates, and the more pronounced the effects of compounding become.
For example, let’s say you have $10,000 invested in an investment that earns a 10% annual return, and you reinvest all of the interest earned each year back into the investment. After 10 years, your investment would have grown to $25,937.42.
However, if you had $100,000 invested in the same investment, and reinvested all of the interest earned each year, after 10 years, your investment would have grown to $259,374.22.
This is due to the fact that the larger principal amount generates more interest, which in turn, leads to faster and more significant growth through compounding.
And that’s why I tell you to RUN towards this goal.
So let me help you get started cause you have no time to waste!
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@delyannethemoneycoach
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MIIf you’re *just getting by* with your finances…
1. Track your money for one month
This isn’t about judgment but awareness—many people discover “leaks” they didn’t realize were there
2. Create a mini emergency fund
Start by automating small deposits, like $5-$10 per paycheck. Small wins build momentum and provide a safety net.
3. Negotiate one bill you currently pay each month
Take 30 minutes to review regular bills (e.g., phone, internet, insurance) and call providers to ask for discounts, promotions, or cheaper plans.
@mixedupmoney
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NABrittany took on over $12K in credit card debt while pursuing her dream of becoming a veterinarian. Now she’s credit card debt free and rebuilding her future with confidence!
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To hear her full story, head to the 🔗 in our bio.
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@nationaldebtrelief
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KAOkay, so in reality you would probably look to shift that balance to a 0% card or increase your minimum payments more than £20… but this is just an example of the power of small amounts simply for illustrative purposes.
Never knock the small amounts. Be it a few quid here and then or a small transfer to your savings. You don’t have to start big, you just have to start. And then the rest will follow.
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