Debt Management
VIDEO: Paying Off Debt – Which Method is Best for You?
If you’re like most Americans, you probably have some debt you’re working to pay down. Whether it’s from credit cards, student loans, or your mortgage, having these payments hanging over you can be overwhelming.
Watch this MoneyNav Academy video where we compare the Snowball and Avalanche methods of paying off debt.
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