Debt Elimination
Debt Snowball Calculator
Want to see how much you could save by paying off your debt early? Check out this debt snowball calculator from Crown Financial to see!
Christian Credit Counselors
If you are in over your head with debt and need to talk to someone who can help you get back on track, this is the place to go!
Debt Snowball Tracker
If you want a printable form to record your debt snowball progress, try ours!
Debt Elimination Blog
When we started the Money Coaches, we did so because we felt that providing financial coaching filled a very real need and that it could benefit just about anyone. The way we thought it could help the most was as an employee benefit. While we are happy to help individuals, our main focus has been on working with companies to do just that. Why?
If you are reading this, I am going to assume you have written out and put a good budget into practice in order to get out of debt. If not, check out our post on budgeting here. Once you have written your budget, you should begin by saving $1000 as quickly as you are able. This is your starter emergency fund. It won’t cover every emergency, but it will save you from a lot, and help keep you from being tempted to go into debt when typical but unexpected life events happen. After you have saved that initial emergency fund, it is time to begin the debt snowball process.