Federal Debt Reduction

Debt arbitrators typically negotiate your debts one at a time, starting with your largest debt. Give us a call at (727) 697-1414 we'll help you get on the right path.

Praise yourself for every small accomplishment. But, don’t praise yourself by spending frivolously.

Be patient. Debt reduction is a long, slow process. Depending on the method you use, you may see no significant progress at first, but it will happen. Call us today and we will put together your plan, (727) 697-1414.

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Examine your expenses and eliminate the unnecessary. Thing about gym memberships you’re not using, cable TV, Netflix, other types of subscriptions and see which are least necessary.

People don’t budget because the task is boring but it absolutely works. Knowing where your money is going is the first step to figuring out how to save more money. More money saved, more money to repay loans.

Build up an emergency fund first. If you come into extra money (tax returns, etc.), use it to build an emergency fund and pay off debt after that.

Stop spending! You have to really, truly want to do this. Otherwise, you’ll put yourself on a financial diet and then crash and burn and find yourself justifying why you deserve to spend so much money on a new iPhone when you have a perfectly good phone and $20,000 in debt.

Debt Consolidation Loans – If you have good credit and can secure a loan at a lower interest rate than you are currently paying, this may be an option to look at.

Try not to run your balances up to your credit limit. Keeping your account balances below 75% of your available credit may also help your score.

I personally think credit cards are great because of the rewards you earn, but the plastic cards are clearly not for everyone. If you have a hard time keeping yourself from splurging, just freeze them.

Have a long range vision. Keep your eyes focused on where you will be five (or ten, or fifteen) years from now, because getting out of debt takes time. Give us a call to help with your debt plan, (727) 697-1414.