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How the Debt Snowball Method Works ?
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[QUOTE="Yusra3, post: 339178, member: 31907"] Eliminating debt feels like an endless uphill battle when you're juggling multiple balances across credit cards, loans, and other obligations. The debt snowball method provides a strategic path for chipping away at those burdens systematically over time. The approach begins by listing all outstanding debts from smallest balance to largest, regardless of interest rates. You continue making minimum payments across all debts as usual. However, any supplemental funds get diverted fully towards the smallest balance as an intense "snowball" target. Attacking the tiny debt first accelerates paying it off rapidly. As each successive balance gets eliminated, you re-allocate those formerly minimum payments as extra intensity against the next smallest debt snowball. Every time a debt is retired, more firepower gets focused towards the next obligation in line. Over time, as progressively larger debts get knocked down, the payment snowball gathers increasing momentum and speed rolling downhill. What started as modest excess payments builds into a furious unstoppable financial force. The quick wins of eliminating smaller debts first motivates borrowers to stick with it. As each balance drops, enthusiasm and confidence swells towards eventually slaying those big burdensome debts mercilessly too. The debt snowball sharpens focus while providing emotional leverage through incremental progress. [/QUOTE]
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