Our Debt Free Family

Commit. Plan. Take action.

ABOUT
CONTACT
FREE FB GROUP
FREE DEBT REDUCTION TOOLS
GET OUT OF DEBT
Privacy Policy

How I’m Throwing A Cookie Decorating Party on a Budget
Money and Holidays: Remembering the Reason for the Season
How to Practice Mindful Spending During the Holidays
How Inflation Will Impact Our Holiday Plans
Financial Update: November 2022

How I’m Throwing A Cookie Decorating Party on a Budget

December 3, 2022 Leave a Comment

money and holidays reflection

Money and Holidays: Remembering the Reason for the Season

November 25, 2022 Leave a Comment

Mindful spending during the holidays - present photo

How to Practice Mindful Spending During the Holidays

November 18, 2022 Leave a Comment

Inflation for Christmas

How Inflation Will Impact Our Holiday Plans

November 11, 2022 Leave a Comment

Our Debt Free Family Financial Update for November 2022

Financial Update: November 2022

November 4, 2022 1 Comment

Money Horror Stories

3 Money Horror Stories That Will Keep You Up At Night

October 21, 2022 Leave a Comment

Financial infidelity featured image - couple holding hands - Our Debt Free Family

Financial Infidelity Is Real! Make Sure You’re Not Doing It

September 30, 2022 Leave a Comment

Household Debt 2022

Household Debt Is At An All-Time High In The U.S.: What You Can Do To Avoid It

September 23, 2022 Leave a Comment

Making Changes to Our Financial Plan - Featured Image - Notebook with the word "plan" written - Financial Plan - Our Debt Free Family

Making Changes to Our Financial Plan

September 16, 2022 1 Comment

About The Author

Amanda Blankenship is a 24-year-old full-time website manager and blogger. She is currently hacking her debt by saving money and investing, all while managing her family and enjoying her adult life.

Five Steps To Debt Freedom

Here are five simple guidlines that will help you pay off debt.

1) Get an emergency fund so you don’t take on debt when something comes up.

2) List your debts. This way you know where you stand.

3) Use the debt snowball. Pay your debts from smallest to largest, or most expensive to least expensive.

4) Avoid new debt. No new credit cards or loans. Period.

5) Go all cash. After everything is paid off, switch to all cash.

Helpful Resources

The Free Checklist for a Strong Financial Plan

U of Tennesse Debt Repayment Plan Basics

Vertex 42's Debt Payoff Calculator

Savingadvice's Helpful Debt Forums

Jackie Becks Debt Blog

Our Most Popular Articles

How Alice and Scott Paid off $200,000 in Student Loans

Learn How Christine Paid off $500,000

Use the Debt Snowball to Create a Payoff Plan

Do Nothing and Save Money with the Paribus App

Copyright © 2022 Runway Pro Theme by Viva la Violette