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Wednesday, March 10, 2010

How to Get Rid of a Truck Debt

Owning a new truck often comes with a price other the price tag. The other "price"' is the motivation and determination to pay off the truck debt. In the beginning, trimming a budget to make payments seems minimal; but after several months, it can become challenging. If you are determined to keep your new truck and are willing to make a few concessions, getting rid of that automobile debt will be easy. Afterward, you will be able to enjoy the nice ride even more knowing that it's paid for.

Instructions

    1

    Make a list of all bills and necessary weekly expenses. Be sure to include the truck payment.

    2

    Make a list of any extra items money is spent for to include, video games, movies, eating out and any money special hobbies may require.

    3

    Using a highlighter, highlight all expenses that are not necessary. If it isn't related to food, clothing, shelter or the ability to stay safely warm or cool, it isn't necessary.

    4

    Using the telephone book, call each company for services provided that are highlighted on your list. Cancel or reduce services to reduce the amount of your monthly payment.

    5

    Using a calculator, determine how much money has been saved from the reduction or elimination of services and extras. Most people are surprised at this amount.

    6

    Add this amount to the amount of your truck payment. In some situations, a truck debt can be eliminated in half the time just by making concessions.

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