My Story: How I Paid Off $100,000 in Debt in 2 Years (without an increase in pay)

In this video I explain how I went from being broke without an extra $20 to 'finding' money and paying off about $100,000 in 2 years.
And you can too!

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[chrisk]

Why are so many of you being rude to this kind woman.? Simply leave the video if it doesn’t suit you. No need to be unkind!!

[lauraporter]

Your positivity is contagious; specifics don't quite refer to my situation, but overall you encourage me to find a way!

[danikeebler]

She is absolutely correct. If you break down a budget, there is extra money to utilize ...the issue is how deep are you willing to cut???? It is time to revisit needs vs wants. I got out of debt in two years. I was down to bear bones spending and there was very little stealing Peter to pay Paul. There were no extras to take away from the budget. I used to lay away at night and wonder how I was was going to be debt free in my 50s. Now I am debt free and with my aggressive budget, I am going to save. It is possible it is hitting bottom hard enough to wake you up.

[Cat-esrq]

I fell in love with her the moment she said ‘hey there’. These are some gold advice ❤

[deebucket]

This is the best testimony on financial debt I’ve heard thus far.

[dearballet]

Thank you Jane, I loved hearing your story 💗 I’m 27, paying off my student debt. I got a waitressing job and I work 5 days a week! I’m learning a lot about money and myself along the way! God bless you!

[jenniferluka]

Thank you for the information. As I was watching your video, I started writing down your advices down and next is laying down my financial freedom plan down. I have been feeling like I don’t have any extra cash at all to put aside, but you inspired me to dig deeper into my pockets.

My plan tonight is to calculate my income vs actual monthly debt/expenses plus to figure out my wants vs needs. Thank you so much for inspiring me!

[tonih]

I remember using this method in my twenties. I'm 60 and doing velocity banking and will start back with the snowball method. Thank you❤

[AmandaHorvath]

Thanks for sharing your story! I super appreciate the honesty so you can show what's possible : )

[maryannfarmer]

Thank you Jane ! This was so on point! I can relate to your story! I’ve had enough trying to rob Peter to pay Paul! I’m going to sit down and create a new monthly budget and stick to it.

[karensetzer]

I love this woman! I am currently following this plan and I’m here to say it works. I was already on a budget but she made some good points on how to pay it off faster. Good luck everyone!

[moneywithjustliving]

New Subscriber here. Just found you and it's great to be supporting a fellow budget channel.

[lucypalumbo]

This was to long but you have 2 houses! Easy sell one then you have your twenty dollars. People are struggling to keep a roof over their heads let alone extra luxuries

[joshuatree]

How was your spouse about this during this time? Fully on board?

[l.j.]

Awesome video!! Keep up the good work! Great information!! 😊

[JERSEE]

This is long winded, I just want to know the method.

[guygranger]

Too much of what I don`t need to know.

[fuzzyelm]

Velocity banking is a scam !
Infinite banking is a scam!
Using a budget and paying off debt with snowball or avalanche both are faster and cost less and easier and less risk