Episode Synopsis "Eps. 7 Our Steps We Followed To Become Debt Free"

In This Episode We Ran Through The Steps That We Used To Get Our Family Out Of Debt 1. Budget + $1000 Emergency Fund 2. Pay Off All Debt Except The Mortgage From Smallest To Largest 3. Save a 3-6 Month Emergency Fund 4. Save 15% Of Your Income For Retirement 5. Save For Your Children's College Fund 6. Pay Off Your Mortgage 7. Build Incredible Wealth Also, As Promised, Here Is The Link To Your Free Excel Budget Template That We Personally Use For Our Budgets. CLICK HERE FOR YOUR FREE BUDGET TEMPLATE - Type In Your Email & Name To Recieve Your Download In Your Inbox.  Follow Me On The Following: Twitter: @therealdebtdad Instagram: @debtdad Facebook: debt dad Website: aemoneysolutions.com Email: [email protected]

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