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Hi .. I’ve been on here before with regards to trying to get debt free .. someone suggested a website where you can add up all your debt and it shows you what you should pay first ? 
Does anyone know what’s it’s called thank you in advance :) 

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  • RAS
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    edited 5 January at 9:11AM
    You may also want to look at lemonfool's Statement of Affairs, which helps with budgeting? And look at MSE's 0% card checker?
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    Link for the SOA calculator can be found in the sticky post at the top of the board, or in my signature below. 
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    you can use the snowball calculator to give you all the details or simply write out the debts with minimum required payments and current interest rate.  Make sure the minimum is always paid and then whack anything extra you have on the one with the highest interest as that's costing you the most.  

    as an alternative some people like to clear the smallest debt first assuming it's doable in a short period.  Gives that boost to your confidence that you can beat this.  And leaves you with less to think about.

    But I also agree that filling out the SOA might be helpful as there may be things in your budget that someone here can help you with - particularly as most of us have been through this one way or another.
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