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As already mentioned every month you will need to track your incomings and outgoings if you are going to beat the debt. It is essential that you do not miss off any source of outgoings or incomings when you do this as creditors may ask for this to prove that you are going to be able to repay your debt.
When you reduce it you need to cut out luxuries, but do not go overboard. If you under budget yourself for essentials you will break the plan and therefore you will go back to spending because you think you can’t beat the debt. Make sure you include adequate amounts for food and other essentials. Also do not make plans not to use a car at all if it's use is essential.
Using a spreadsheet program such as Microsoft Excel or 602 Tab can be very useful as they will calculate the amounts for you, but if you haven’t got them, don’t worry, because it is easy to do on lined paper and a calculator… Make sure it is well presented and that it is in columns that will be easy to add up.
If your income is more than your outgoings then you are already starting to beat the debt, it will be easier then to get out of debt as long as you pay it off before the interest gets the better of you. Once again remember to use all the excess money to pay off your debt instead of buying luxuries.
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