If you have multiple debts, figuring out what to pay first can feel like a whole separate problem. 😵‍💫 Do you start with the smallest balance? The highest interest rate? The car loan? The credit card that’s driving you nuts? 😅 This is why I don’t believe there’s ONE debt payoff method that makes sense for every debt list. In this example, we’re starting with $44,643 in total debt and $1,287 in minimum payments. After working through the numbers, I’d use one of my custom coaching methods: target the debts under $5,000 in snowball order, then tackle the larger debts by APR, and leave the debt under 10% for the end, regardless of balance. And if the budget has room for an extra $200/month? That gives us $1,487/month toward debt and a projected debt-free date of April 2030. I built my new Debt Dashboard™ to turn all of these numbers into a clear, step-by-step debt payoff plan. You can map out your debts, see what to focus on first, know how much to pay, track your balances as you go, and actually SEE your progress toward debt freedom. Because a debt payoff plan shouldn’t just tell you, “throw everything at debt.” It should help you build a plan that actually fits your budget—and lets you live your life while you’re paying it off. 🧭 The Debt Dashboard™ is available now at BudgetFastlane.com. And if you’re ready to get more than just your debt organized, it’s also included in my new Money Freedom Starter Pack—with the tools you need to start your budget, build your debt payoff plan, and feel more in control of your money. #moneytips #moneymindset #financialfreedom #debtfree #budget — @budgetfastlane TikTok