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Debt snowball Vs. Debt avalanche: What's better?<br>Managing debt can get overwhelming, especially with different minimum payments,<br>juggling cards with the high interest rates, and deadlines stretched across the calendar.<br>Managing your own personal finance is never really a snap. And with credit card debt, the<br>math can get extra-hard too.<br>A systematic method can streamline debt repayments, save you money on interest<br>charges and late fees, and get you out of credit card debt faster.<br>Let's look at how each method works, see which one fits your style, and look briefly at<br>a third way - a data-smart B
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Debt snowball Vs. Debt avalanche: What's better? Managing debt can get overwhelming, especially with different minimum payments, juggling cards with the high interest rates, and deadlines stretched across the calendar. 1 Managing your own personal finance is never really a snap. And with credit card debt, the math can get extra-hard too. 2 A systematic method can streamline debt repayments, save you money on interest charges and late fees, and get you out of credit card debt faster. 3 Bright Journey and Products Let's look at how each method works, see which one fits your style, and look briefly at a third way - a data-smart Bright Plan with automatic payments. 4
The debt snowball method targets the lowest balances • With the debt snowball method, you’ll prioritize cards according to the size of their balance - and quickly build momentum. • You'll still make minimum payments on all your other cards - but you'll pay more on the card with the lowest balance. It's your first card you'll target with larger payments than the others. • You’ll quickly have fewer debts and balances to manage, you’ll see progress fast, and you’ll feel real momentum. • The debt snowball method forces you to focus your attention one debt at a time. You'll also feel a real thrill every time a credit card is paid off. 1 2 3 4
The debt avalanche method targets high interest charges • With the debt avalanche method, you’ll prioritize credit cards with the highest interest charges. • But it takes extra math. And it takes more than comparing APRs and interest rates. • For the mathematically minded, the avalanche method has strong appeal: you're always targeting the highest interest debt.
Bright pays off credit card debts automatically • Bright offers a third way: with a personalized Bright Plan, we can handle your payments for you, finding the fastest, smartest ways to pay off your debts - automatically every month. • Bright uses a data-smart approach with a new patented system called MoneyScience™. • With a personalized Bright Plan, we'll analyze your debts, learn about your spending habits and make smarter choices about paying off your cards and loans. • If you haven't signed up yet, download the Bright app from the App Store or Google Play. 1 2 3 4