Being Debt Free is Life-Changing | How Life Changes after Debt Freedom

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[AdrianCardoza]

Had a beer last night and paid off my final student loan for $4, 241.00!

Never again.

[JeremyB]

2yrs ago I was 133k in debt and now I got 26k to go, can’t wait for that feeling of knowing nobody owns me.

[miriamcabello]

I have $500 remaining and then I’ll be completely debt-free. I still cannot believe that I’ve paid off almost $15, 000 of credit card debt and an auto loan. The best feeling was getting the car title in the mail. I remember the pure happiness of knowing I had accomplished my goal. I love watching these types of videos because it keeps me motivated to keep going.

[tracymiller]

I will be officially consumer debt free Aprill 16th! I’m 49! My mortgage is less than 49k however I’m married! This year 25 years! Love your content! ❤

[enigma]

55 here, debt free and hence I retire tomorrow. That's how you get out! Cut out all the rubbish you don't need.

[rodbowles]

I became debt free in aug 2023. Such an incredible feeling. Ive lived pay check to pay check my whole life.God helped me and blessed me. Now being debt free it gives you the opportunity to put your money to work for you. The biggest thing that fueled my anger about being in debt was when i thought about the fact that i was working hard only to give my money to someone else. I was a slave. They were kicking back relaxing and when i got paid i pictured handing over my hard earned money to people saying ill take that and spend it on what i want.when i pictured that it fueled the fire that made me not let up one inch til my money became all mine again

[TechGeekTXDad]

When I was spending so much money getting out of my consumer debt, I learned that discipline is the key to financial security. Now all I do is save more than I spend.

[TimelessWealthMentor]

Oh my goodness are you ever right!! In 2019, I moved back into a rental after owning my home for over a decade when I found myself drowning in debt, I had to sell my house in order to regroup. It was one of the hardest but also the one of the best money decisions I ever made! I'm back into home ownership and my only debt is my mortgage. My investments are now growing and stress is so gone, its unreal!

[adreammanifested]

Debt free starting today! I dumped all my cash, which was drastic, but im on track to get it back at the end of April and its March 2nd. A short term feeling for a long term goal. I HATED seeing the payment come out. Now its only living expenses and all i see is growth. Looking to get a 2nd job to move forward at an accelerated rate. Like she said, i only see up from here.

[harrisonwhitecloud]

I am on track to become debt free this November. Started from $93k down to $40k all from sacrificing by downsizing my car, selling stuff, and just paying as much as I can every month.

[cherylT]

I’ve been debt free since 2019; that’s when I finished paying off my student loan…The freedom that comes from being debt free is awesome. I’m able to help my dad, who is on a fixed income, with some of his expenses and, I can buy whatever I want, but more often than not, I choose not to because I’ve realized that less is more!

[haileyreign]

Debt (payoff) fatigue has definitely been hard to deal with lately. However, i know that this temporary discomfort will allow me to have the future peace I desire. 😊
Thanks for the video!! ❤😊

[LifeHackMEDIATV]

Nothing is better than a piece of mind. HAVING No debt REALLY free up your SOUL.

[DoTheDomThing]

No lies told here. The freedom and options you experience while living debt free isn’t mathematical but mind blowing.

For anyone who isn’t on the other side just yet, keep pushing cause I’m rooting for you!

[colorsofavon]

Loans caused so much stress in my life. Being debt free is an amazing feeling. Great job! 💖

[DebtFreeJessie]

Love being on the other side of the equation.
Money working for you, instead of against you now!

[SpartanOfFinance]

Student load debt is an anchor around the necks of people. I was blessed that back in the '90's I was able to pay for the state school I went to while working.

[catgodfrey]

I agree being debt free is a truly amazing feeling. 😊❤😊

[libbysworld]

I'm so HAPPY that you made this video. I try to explain things to my friends about this, why I don't spend on credit cards when I don't have the money to pay it back. I try sooo hard to make them understand. Sometimes they only will hear what they want. This explanation and testimony from you speaks volumes on how important it is to get and stay consumer debt free.

[laurijohnson]

I am almost debt free. I wish we were as young as you. It happened when we retired. But we also now have a paid off home. I still tend to be frugal with my money. My kids have to remind me that it’s ok to spend some of it once in a while, we are going on an Alaskan cruise this Summer. It’s hard for me to want to spend the money