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I'm 7.5k In Debt... How Can I Liquidate It?
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July 9, 2016
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I'm 7.5k In Debt... How Can I Liquidate It?
Today I received a very interesting question. A follower from Simple Programmer's Community said that he was in debt and he wanted to know if he could buy some new stuff, like a 4k monitor and other things like that.
Well, the answer to this question might be simple but I have decided to create a video to answer this questions. This is not just about being in debt, but about financial education at all.
Debt is one of the worse things you could have in your life. It can make you feel like a slave. You own the credit card company your life and you might be struggling to thrive in your life.
So, in this case, I would suggest that you don't buy anything. In fact, I would suggest you to seel all of your things so you can pay your debt as soon as possible. Paying this debt might be the #1 priority in your life right now and you shouldn't be focusing on anything else.
Wanna know more about financial education? Then, watch this video and find out!
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