Christian Debt Recovery

Snowball Debt Calculator Spreadsheet

September 1st, 2010 |

Author: Gavin

Debt Snowball and a Debt Snowball Calculator

If you’re in debt and want to get out you need to look at the Debt Snowball. Face it – Getting into serious debt took a long time. So it makes sense that getting out of debt will take a lot of time and work as well. In order to ensure you succeed, you’ll need a plan -a get-out-of-debt plan that has been proven over and over again. The Debt Snowball is the simplest, most direct way to get out of debt. And using a Debt Snowball Calculator is the easiest way to build and keep up with your debt snowball plan.

Here’s how the Debt Snowball works. Find an extra amount of money from your budget to start the debt snowball – $100 – $200 is great. But even $10, $20, or any amount you can squeeze from your budget every month will do.

Then, list all your bills from the smallest to the largest. Include interest rates and minimum payments. Make the minimum payments on all your bills except the smallest one. Attack that bill with a vengeance. Make the minimum payment plus whatever extra amount you can squeeze from your budget. Your goal is to use the Debt Snowball to pay off that first, smallest bill as quickly as you can.

Once you pay off that first bill, you’ll be amazed at the sense of accomplishment and the feeling of control you’ll have. You’ll realize – You can do this!

When that first bill is paid off, it’s time to let the debt snowball roll over the second bill on the list. Here’s what you do – Add the money you were paying on the first bill – its minimum payment and the extra amount from your budget – to the minimum payment of that second bill and attack it until it’s paid off. It’ll happen much sooner than you might think.

When the second bill is paid off you add all the money you were paying on it – its monthly payment, the minimum payment from the first bill and the extra money from your budget – to the debt snowball and let it roll over the third debt. Then, as bills are paid off, you keep moving from one to the next, letting the debt snowball grow with the minimum payments from paid off bills until it barrels through all your debt. Once all your bills are paid off, you’ll find yourself in a place not many people get to these days. You’ll be free. Debt-free thanks to the Debt Snowball.
About the Author

Scott Young developed a powerful debt snowball calculator that has been helping people get out of debt for years. It is part of the Budget Toolbox available at eBudgetLink.com. It keeps track of your debt snowball payments, tells you when you will pay off each bill and gives you the month and year you will be entirely out of debt.

Go to http:www.eBudgetLink.com for more information.