Debt Payoff Workshop
Join us Thursday, May 28th 12pm CST.
Know What You Owe, Pick Your Payoff Method, and Start Getting Out of Debt. Plus get your Debt Payoff Checklist Instantly!
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Debt payoff is hard.
It’s even harder when you don’t have a plan…
(or when you’re making payments and still feel stuck)
Paying off debt can feel confusing, overwhelming, and honestly a little rude when you’re sending money every month but the balance barely moves. Join us Thursday, May 28th at 12 CST for this FREE workshop where we’ll help you know your numbers, pick your payoff strategy, and understand what to consider before debt consolidation.
- Know Your Numbers: Get every debt out of your head and into one clear place.
- Pick Your Payoff Strategy: Decide what to pay first so you can stop throwing random extra payments at random debt.
- Don’t Consolidate Chaos: Learn what to know before you consider debt consolidation, and why a new loan won’t fix a broken system.

What you’ll learn…
- Know exactly what you owe so your debt stops living rent-free in your head.
- Figure out which debt to pay first instead of throwing random extra payments at random bills.
- Understand the difference between snowball, avalanche, and minimum payments without confusing bank talk.
- Learn what to consider before debt consolidation so you don’t consolidate chaos.
- Build a simple debt payoff plan that helps you start getting out of debt one clear step at a time.
so… what are you waiting for?
This workshop works!
What They Are Saying:
For me I tried for 6 months with the system and podcasts. I just couldn’t figure it out how to get ahead. I paid off $25,000 of debt in 6 months AFTER I signed up. It was by far worth it and I would do it again.
-Renee
I am happy to report that I am making progress! Within a week or so I paid off 2 debts – woohoo!
-Fabiana
Thanks for all you have taught me! We have paid off $56K in debt in the past 13 months and although we have more to go its really cool to look back and see how much we have grown in our financial literacy and confidence in the past year.
-Anna