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Debt Help - Debt Management GuideDebt Management Articles - Making A Debt Relief Plan
A good way to make yourself stay committed to beating debt is to make a debt relief plan and sticking to it.
First you will need to track your last months incomings and outgoings, so you can see what you need to cut down on and how much spare you will have when you’ve cut down to help pay off the debt. Remember, every penny that you save must go towards getting rid of the debt, not going towards luxuries.
When you know what your incomings and outgoings were, you need to decide what you should cut down on. Here are our suggestions:
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Going to the cinema.
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Taking taxis.
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Going to restaurants and expensive cafes.
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Going to bars and pubs.
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Having cable or satellite television.
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Buying branded goods instead of ‘Better-Buy’ goods.
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Decorating your house (it can wait until you are out of debt).
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Buying presents.
Now you need to total up how much that would take out of your outgoings and see how much less your outgoings are than your incomings. This money must go towards paying off your debt.
Make some rules for you and your household members to follow and make sure you see and review them everyday. You may wish to write them in big letters on a piece of paper and stick them by the door to the outside of your house. Make sure you follow these rules at all times.
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