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The Exact Spreadsheet I Used to Become Debt-Free in 18 Months
- Posted by Chad Johnson
- Posted in debt avalanche, debt free, debt payoff, google sheets, personal finance
Eighteen months ago I had $23,400 in debt across four accounts. Today I have zero. This is the exact system I used — including the Google Sheets template that made it possible to stay on track every single month without losing my mind.I'm not going to tell you it was easy. It wasn't. But it was simple. And simple is what actually works when you're doing this for 18 months...
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