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Investopedia found Debt Payoff Planner to be the best option for people focused on paying down multiple debts quickly and for as little interest as possible.

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Debt to FIRE is about making progress. Start by eliminating high-interest debt, building an emergency fund, and investing ...

For debt of any kind to be manageable, you need to have a plan to pay it off. That's especially true when high-interest bills threaten to balloon out of control. CNBC Select offers a step-by-step ...

Here’s What You Need to Know. In the avalanche method of paying off debt, you make the minimum payment on each debt except the one with the highest interest rate.

We reviewed the PocketGuard budget app, which may be able to replace your spreadsheet. You can use the app for free, but advanced features come at a price.

If you can find other ways to stay motivated, like tracking your progress on a spreadsheet or even adopting quirky approaches like making a paper chain that represents your debt and taking links ...