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You could do this with nothing, but if you can come up with $20 (check couch cushions – or ask friends), then you can make money faster and set yourself up to succeed long term.First thing you need to do is find yourself a product you want to promote. The key is to find a popular product that people are already searching for b Make another list of all your monthly income, so that you know how much money you have to work with and make your payments. Develop Your Plan of Attack Once you have your list of creditors, your “pyramid” basically tells you how you will begin making payments. First, add up all of the minimum payment amounts of your accounts, except for the first one on the list. Add it to the total amount of monthly expenses you pay to get a total of minimum expenses going out each month. Once you have this number, subtract it from your total monthly income to see how much money you have left each month. This is the amount you’ll send to the first creditor on your pyramid list monthly until that account is paid off. When the first account has been paid off, you’ll then apply the money you had been paying to that creditor to the next account on your list- and include the minimum amount you’ve already been sending to that account, also. Each time you pay off an account on your list, the next one will be paid off much faster. Example list of creditors:
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