The Debt Destroyer For 21st Century Living: How to Curb Your Debts Even If Your Suck At Dealing With Money Plr Ebook

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Table of Contents

Foreword

Chapter 1:
Get All The Paper In Order

Chapter 2:
Oversee Your Cash To Stay On Task

Chapter 3:
Keep An Eye On Your Statement

Chapter 4:
Utilizing Auto Payments

Chapter 5:
Easy Ways To Get The Cash In The Bank And Protect It

Wrapping Up

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Chapter 1:

Get All The Paper In Order

Synopsis

Once the mail makes it to you, make sure it goes all in one place. Forgotten bills may be the cause of unwanted late fees and could harm your credit rating. Whether it’s a drawer, a specific box, or a file, be orderly and make sure others in the home do the same. The size of the container is crucial. If you receive a lot of mail, use an area that won’t get filled up too quick.

Getting It In Order

Your bills show up every month whether you care for them to or not. Placing them in a pigeonhole someplace and dealing with them afterwards might lead you to blank out their due date. If this happens you end up being forced to pay a late charge.

If you’re willing to become organized, you are able to achieve getting your bills paid promptly and never have to worry about obtaining a late charge. This may take a little bit of time to arrange, but only a couple of additional minutes per week to maintain.

Make certain you open up your bills. A lot of bills arrive with unnecessary inserts that simply take up room in the place where you stash away your bills. Take out any inserts and recycle them with the outer envelope right away. This keeps clutter from heaping up and taking your focus off of the bill itself. Now take the bill and place it under the fold of the return envelope.

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