The Debt Payoff Planner
8 pages · instant digital download · free with every copy of From Debt to Wealth
The book argues about money for two hundred and fifty pages and never once asks you to write down what you owe. This does. Free with every copy.
Eight pages. An inventory where every balance goes on the same sheet with its rate and its minimum, including the small ones people forget and which are usually the most expensive per dollar. A page that works out roughly what each one costs you a month, which is the number almost nobody looks at. A plain comparison of the two common ways to sequence a payoff — highest rate first, or smallest balance first — with somewhere to write down which you chose and why. A check-in tracker for the months after. And four cut-out cards for the moments when you'd rather not think about it.
Undated and reusable. Print it as many times as you like.
It isn't a budget and it won't tell you what to do. It puts the whole picture on one page, which is the part most people have never done and the part that makes every decision after it easier.
Educational only. Not financial, tax, credit or debt advice, and not a promise of any result. If your debts feel unmanageable, a free debt advice service in your country is a better first call than any book.
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The Debt Payoff Planner
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