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Debt freedom is all about lifestyle. You can have a great income, a nice home in the right neighborhood, smart kids who go to the best schools; but as your debt grows, your options shrink. Consider the impact ‘normal debt’ has on the average family. Then let us show you how to free yourself from debt and Live. Interest Free.

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Let’s Look At The Problem

Introducing the ‘typical’ American family. Happy, successful, professionals making a monthly income of $7,000 between the two of them. They had 3 young children and had not started saving for College. They had about $42,500 in savings and were contributing $300 a month to a 401k.

Their Debt

Between a mortgage, car payment, medical and dental, some credit cards, and a bit of lingering student loans, they had a total debt of $180,198 and were paying $2,177 per month to manage it.

Their Real Debt

With their current payment schedule, they would be in debt for 30 years before everything was paid off (and that did not include the cost to put their kids in College). Over that time, they were scheduled to pay $199,960 in interest. So their REAL debt – amount owed plus interest – was:

$380,158

How We Helped

The first thing we did was show them how debt was impacting their lifestyle:

When they decided to Live. Interest Free

To Recap

 

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