Break the Chain of Debt

"Break the chain of debt" devided in 2 sections: PLAN A & PLAN B.

Inside the book: 

1.1 Plan A (Express debt pay off): Get rid of your debt as fast as you can and be debt free.

 1.2 Plan B (Express savings): Increase your savings in the short term and pay off your debt in the long term.

 2.1 What is Budget Plan A and B?

Budget Plan A and B are strategies to help you solve your financial problems.  These strategies will help make you and your family debt free

 PART 5

 5.1Most Important Rules to Follow for Success with Plan A and B

PART 7

 My wife and I did the same. We started with Plan B because we didn't have any money in savings.  For us it was just an accepted part of our financial life that each paycheck disappeared before it even got to us. Our money ended up paying loans, credit cards, the home mortgage, insurances, and utilities. We had very little to spend for groceries and other expenses. When the paycheck wasn't enough to pay for all expenses, we used credit cards to cover the shortfall. But one day we said "ENOUGH"! We wanted our lives to improve. For this reason Budget Plan A and B was created. After a few budgeted paychecks we found Plan B to be really successful. It had already given us the amount that we needed for the savings, the emergency fund, plus some extra money to pay off one of our credit cards. We successfully completed Plan B and the very next day we started Plan A.

                                         

8.3 It is only up to you to be successful.

Debt is the worst thing that people can have. I sincerely believe this. You may also share this sentiment. More than likely you are struggling with debt as well and this is the reason you have bought this book; you are looking for ways to get out of debt. This book presents a paycheck to paycheck strategy to achieve your goals.

 You're throwing money out the window

When you have debt it is like you're throwing part of your hard earned money out of the window.

If anyone has any questions or needs help with the Budget Plan A and B or requires further explanations you can send email. email address is in the book. 

This is the formula need to be used for your success.

LLO: Long left over

PLO: Paycheck left over

RLO: Remainder left over (Amount toward debt/savings)

Formula:  (PLO - LLO) =RLO