Did you know that there are more than 2 ways to pay off debt? Most of us have heard of the Debt Snowball Method and the Debt Avalanche Method -- but have you heard of the Most-Hated Debt Method? What about the Highest Monthly Payment Method?
In this episode I’m exploring other options and methods when it comes to paying off your debt and what could work for you and your family during your financial independence journey.
In this flipped episode of A Sunny Side Up Life, Sami is on the other side of the proverbial desk. Vee from Vee Frugal Fox asks Sami about everything from personal finance and ice cream flavors to who she voted for in the 2020 election and why she feels a personal responsibility to amplify politics on this platform. You’ll want to listen to this!
You’ve heard Sami say it a million times: “Personal finance is personal”. This philosophy applies at the very start of your debt free journey. Paying off debt is as personal as anything else in personal finance. It’s kind of obvious... because it’s in the name.
That’s why we’re breaking down The Debt Snowball Method v. The Avalanche Method and what method works best with different scenarios. We explain what these two methods are, why each could work for you and more!
In this episode, @winningtowealth shares the ups and downs of his family’s debt-free journey, simple investment tips to reach FIRE, and why financial independence should be considered a form of social activism for POC and allies.
Plus, Michael will walk us through how he and his wife got on the same page about money, how his daughter changed his goals, and the effects COVID has had on his career.
"I was very disappointed to see people that I considered leaders in the space drop the ball, and as a Black Woman I kind of felt excluded." -Jasmine Tillery
In this episode, Jasmine Tillery from @moneyandmomming + @blackpfcommunity shares with us why improving financial literacy is crucial to Black communities. She shares how she's helping to change the conversation, and what others in the Debt Free Community can do as well. Plus she shares her best advice for other parents wanting to change their family trees and build generational wealth.
