How I Paid Off $15,000 Of Credit Card Debt In 6 Months!

It was super hard but getting out of debt, but after 6 months I've paid off over $15,000 in credit card and random bills and collections debt.

I had to do a lot of sacrificing but it was 1000% worth it! I want to know how you're planning on getting rid of your debt!!

INSTA: @dominiquejonae
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[JeniferLarson]

I love this!! Way to go! I did almost the same thing. I paid off almost $20K of debt in 10 months. It was the best feeling ever! It’s during that process that I found a passion for finance and investing.

[CandieJC]

2:06 create & adjust budget
5:48 spend within budget only
7:26 don’t have an allowance
10:06 Snowball method

[StephanieZander]

You basically described the last year of my life lol! Back in February, I had almost $24, 000 in credit card debt and I had to learn ALL of what you just talked about. Great tips and great video!

[rosscdrdee]

I really enjoyed your detailed explanation of reducing and getting rid of credit card debt. It becomes a lifelong lesson and helps to remain focused on making your money work for you...not the other way around! I plan to keep watching.

[sixteen_man]

Just stumbled upon your channel. Always good to have clear vision on your finances. Love your content.

[fayealh]

thanks for this! i'm currently trying to fix and get rid of my debt, granted im only a dental assistant. but i'm gonna try to do some of your tips! thank you for being so open about this! it makes me feel less alone and actually hopeful that i can get rid of my 12K debt

[joseesqueda]

I’m actually about to pay off my 1900 credit card by the end of this month . So it’s dope I’m not the only one in this journey 💪

[qureyannahoward]

Wow I’m so excited to see more content from you !

[BudgetMySnacks]

Welcome to youtube! I really enjoyed this video. This very encouraging! That's what I was had to do too, look at my bank statement and I realized I had things to change.

[WyllowNorth]

Super helpful! I'm gonna share to my friends who need some tips! Also, subscribed! Take care! xx

[AboutAysha]

I love your channel so much! I've been in a similar boat, and I love how your content is transparent and inspiring. New subscriber!

[TheBudgetBounce]

These are great tips! So many people don't know the basics and need to hear from real people who learned and applied them and then had success. Keep going with that budget! Your dog is an awesome cohost. 💜 I subscribed and am looking forward to watching you meet your financial goals!

[Vibewitbre]

Clicked on this sooo fast cause I need to hear this 😫

[comegetthiscommentary]

I've heard about the avalanche / snowball method. Never really looked into into. I will check it out.

[Marie-vtic]

New subscriber this really helped me thanks

[gurrrrlish]

watched all you videos - i am also a software engineer - but much older than you. it is a highly lucrative career. Best thing i ever did that i thank my younger self for -- - - my aggressive saving & investing methods & daily routines.... uuuhh - i just realized how "software -y" that sounded. Anyway - early in in my career i did consulting which essentially paid me mid career level salary. a lot of money for a 25 year old. I banked almost all i earned. i lived in a very inexpensive apartment & furnished / decorated it 100% from good will & spray paint. I drove old cheap cars but most of the time i was in a city - with no car at all. Sushi is also one of my addictions - so to get my fix ... - my colleagues & i went to sushi lunch 3-4 times a week - - the lunch specials are cheaper.
it became a competition with myself - every time i saw something sparkly that i wanted - i snapped a picture of it & challenged myself to NOT buy it & instead put the cash into a special investment account designated for future sparkly stuff. today this account generates 6K in dividends that i can spend on sparkly crap if i want to.
overall i have complete financial freedom - my investment income is more than enough to support me. i work because i want to.
sorry for the novel here - but you are in a position to be very wealthy very quickly if you strategize investing as a top priority. think being rich over looking rich - within a few years you can spend to your heart's contentment - once your freedom groundwork has been laid.

[lonesoldierinsincity]

*I literally have a 15k car loan debt, please Give me a good tip to pay it off by the end of this year. I pay $339 a month. Car insurance is $268 a month for 2 cars. Thanks.* ✌ 🙏

[damiondice]

Look at that gas bill…. Awww the good ole days (3years ago) 😢

[theviennafamily]

I think these are great tips! Great first video, so Natural! I told myself whenever I think about fast food I put that money away. I'm over 90, 000 in debt 😱 Masters program is killer.

[AmazinMusicNYC]

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