Sorry, but I don't like the debt snowball method, and especially not
the debt snowflake method.
The debt snowflake method uses micro-sized debt payments, paid on a more frequent schedule, to slowly make a dent in your overall debt balance.
The short answer:
The debt snowflake method is used to pay off large amounts of debt, or a single debt with a very large balance (like a mortgage).
It's important to weigh out all of the advantages and disadvantages of
the debt snowflaking method so you can use it to it's fullest potential.
Not exact matches
The great thing about the
snowflake method is you can use it by itself or in conjunction with any of the payment
methods mentioned above.This
method will also keep you motivated to keep going so you give up on paying off your
debt.
Snowflaking is
method that takes the
debt snowball a little further.
There are two very popular, proven ways to pay off
debt: the «
debt snowball»
method and the «
debt snowflake»
method.
Along with these two popular
methods of paying off
debt, you can also use extra «
snowflake» payments to make your progress even faster.
The popularity of Dave Ramsey's «
debt snowball»
method of
debt reduction has led to a number of related
debt reduction strategies related to winter precipitation, from
snowflaking to the
debt avalanche.
Then you can use the
snowflake method in addition to the snowball or avalanche
method to help speed up
debt repayment.
The
snowflake method has you applying any extra money you have as soon as you have it directly towards your
debt.
The
snowflake method can be used in conjunction with either the
debt avalanche or
debt snowball.
There are several different strategies you can use to pay off
debt, including a
debt avalanche,
debt snowball, and the
snowflake method.
Similar to the
snowflake method discussed above, but where the
snowflake method is meant to increase how much you put towards your
debt, even just splitting the minimum payment into two payments over the course of the month can help.
I guess I implemented the
Snowflaking method when I claimed a $ 37 check from my state's unclaimed property website to apply towards my
debt.
Have you heard of the
snowflake method of
debt repayment?
An extension of the
debt snowball
method is the «
Snowflaking» idea proposed by Jaimie over at I've Paid for that Twice Already.