Sentences with phrase «tackling our debt goes»

I wrote about this a while ago but the method which we're tackling our debt goes against every piece of financial advice we've ever heard but it works for us.

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«We're going to have to get back next year at entitlement reform, which is how you tackle the debt and the deficit,» Ryan said during an appearance on Ross Kaminsky's talk radio show.»

«We're going to have to get back next year at entitlement reform, which is how you tackle the debt and the deficit,» House Speaker Paul Ryan said in a radio interview earlier this month.

«We're going to have to get back next year at entitlement reform, which is how you tackle the debt and the deficit,» Ryan said on a talk radio show.

So when it comes to actually getting out of debt, it's important to know where you can go to get help when you need it and the best ways to tackle your different «good and bad» outstanding balances.

Those hefty interest rates are going to be the debts that you'll want to tackle first.

The less the better, but most likely you are going to have some and if you've been ignoring that debt, it's now time to stare it in the face and take the first step to tackling that debt full on.

People need to understand if they're going to really tackle a debt problem, it's going to take probably a long - term commitment depending upon the situation they're in.

If you're going to tackle a debt that's aged off your report, be aware that you might create a new account history if you're not paying in full.

Without knowing where your money is going, it is impossible to organize your finances and tackle high - priority items like paying off payday loan debt.

Your student loans are one of several debts that won't go away if you declare bankruptcy, but there are other ways to tackle student loan debt.

Now that you've decided to start tackling your debt, the question becomes which debts do you go after first.

The idea behind this method is that tackling smaller debts first will empower you to go after larger debts, a strategy devised by personal finance expert Dave Ramsey.

If it's gone up, you have a debt problem that needs to be tackled and your credit card usage has been muddying the waters so you may not have realised this.

If your chosen area is debt reduction, go through all of your debts and figure order them, putting together a debt avalanche plan to tackle them one at a time.