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In this week’s radio show, I talk about debt. Households are successfully paying down their debt. However, it’s still a burden on many individuals and families.
In this show, I give 7 techniques for paying off personal debt:
1. Avoid debt counselors and negotiate your own repayment package.
2. Ensure you’re paying down your loan principal, not just the interest.
3. Know your chances before applying for a new credit card.
4. Broker a deal with your bank for reduced loan payments.
5. Use crowdfunding if you have a great story and solid income.
6. Investigate the new breed of collateral-based loan providers.
7. Generate a second income online.
This isn’t a recommendation, so please talk with someone that you know and trust about your personal situation.
Don’t miss a thing! Friday’s at 12:30 pm EST on Blogtalkradio.
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After turning $1100 into $7015 in the stock market right out of college, the author of "The Wall Street Geek" worked for 15 years on Wall Street. In this investment blog, she gives investment tips and insights to help everyday investors be successful. Read More >>
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After turning $1100 into $7015 in the stock market right out of college, Michelle worked 15 years on Wall Street at Morgan Stanley, Citigroup and Goldman Sachs. She wrote 
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