Get Out Of Debt

Your Guide to the Best Blogs for Getting Out of Debt

To help you spend less time searching online for the best blogs for getting out of debt, we prepared this guide to help you quickly learn which blogs may be best for your own situation.

Many of the most popular as well as newer blogs devoted to debt reduction and becoming debt free have a profile page on Wealthtender to help you learn what makes them unique.

Click on a blog preview card below to open its complete profile page on Wealthtender. You’ll find a more detailed description provided by the blog owner, including when the site launched, popular topics they cover, reader reviews, social media accounts and more.

If you like what you see, click the link to view their website and sign up for their subscriber newsletter. This is a great way to decide if a blog is right for you (and easy to unsubscribe if you feel otherwise). Some blogs have also established communities of like-minded people on their site or in a Facebook group to help support each other on their debt reduction journey.

Debt Reduction Tips from Top Blog Owners

We asked owners of several top debt reduction blogs why it’s important to be proactive if you want to reduce your debt and become debt free. Here is what they had to say:

Debt Free Lab

“We can’t fix a problem without acknowledging it first. When it comes to tackling outstanding debt, many times we address the symptoms instead of the cause. Getting to the root of the problem, and making changes to how we think about debt, will allow us to truly be proactive and make great progress towards financial freedom.”

– Karen

JackieBeck.com

“If you want to get out of debt for good, you’ve got to be proactive. That means changing your behavior for good, which starts with only spending money you already have. By paying down what you already owe, preparing for the future, and tackling the past, you can live the life you really want to live.”

– Jackie Beck

TwentyFree.co

“Hiding from or ignoring your debt will only make it worse (trust me, I ignored $100,000 of debt for 4 years in college). The first step to getting out of debt is to know what you owe – how much, what type, and to whom. Then, get really clear on how getting out of debt will get you closer to your ideal lifestyle. This vision will keep you motivated during your debt-payoff journey.”

– Becky Blake

Problems and Projects

“For my family, the biggest factor in actually eliminating debt has been prevention. It doesn’t matter how much you pay off if you keep tacking on more debt every month. A lot of times, I think this happens out of necessity. You wouldn’t be in debt if you had the money, right? A $1,000 emergency savings fund is a good start, but it’s not enough. When we started living on last month’s income, we created so much breathing room.”

– Mrs. P&P

Money Bliss

“The #1 reason we paid off our debt early was because of cash flow. There wasn’t enough cash to go around each and every month. Specifically, there wasn’t enough money to travel. That is what we wanted to do was travel. So, we made a plan to pay off our debt ASAP and each time we said “NO” we were saying “YES” to our celebration. Our celebration was taking our family on a beach vacation (paid in cash of course).”

– Kristy

Money Mini Blog

“Compound interest is either going to work for you if you’re investing or against you if you’re in debt. Tackling debt is the first step towards any sort of financial freedom. Once you’re out of debt and you free up that cash flow, the possibilities are endless.”

– Kalen

Celebrating Financial Freedom

“The thing about getting out of debt, is that it’s not just about money. Debt freedom creates the ability to make better life choices. Your family, career, stress levels, and even your spiritual life improve in a huge way because you don’t have to worry about a massive pile of debt dragging you down. Debt freedom creates life freedom!”

– Dr. Jason Cabler

Started at 50

“Debt is a bondage that can creep up on you slowly. So slowly that you don’t realize its hold on your life, your freedom or your ability to make any choices concerning your future. Debt can steal your happiness, your peace and your hope. Don’t let your desire for stuff bring you into this kind of bondage.”

– Becky Heptig

W.T.F.F. (Working Towards Financial Freedom)

“Your debt is more than just another bill! Treating it as such will hinder you from reaching your financial goals. Coming to this realization was paramount in my journey working towards financial freedom. Changing your mindset towards debt, can change your life!”

– SDot

Mr. Jamie Griffin

“Debt steals your dreams and puts a pause on some of your biggest life goals. Making a plan to pay off debt is one of the best things you can do for your future. Being debt free eliminates extra spending so you can focus on what really matters – your goals, values, and priorities. When you acknowledge your debt and make a plan to pay it off, you naturally become more intentional with your money. This shift of values based spending can change your life. My tool of choice for eliminating debt is a debt snowball spreadsheet.”

– Jamie Griffin

Discover Highly Rated and Top Blogs About Getting Out of Debt

An important factor worth considering when evaluating blogs about getting out of debt is the reputation they’ve established with their readers. Just as sites like Yelp and TripAdvisor help people find the highest rated restaurants and hotels, Wealthtender can help you learn more about debt reduction blogs based on feedback from their readers.

We encourage blog owners to invite their readers to leave a review on their Wealthtender profile page. When readers post reviews on Wealthtender, you’ll learn why they’re a fan and what they like most to help you decide if the blog is right for you.

If you don’t see ratings for a blog, remember they may have just recently launched, prefer not to ask readers for reviews, are written for a smaller audience, or only recently joined Wealthtender.

Just below, you’ll find a list of five-star Get Out of Debt blogs based on feedback from their readers.

To qualify for the Five-Star award, a blog must have at least four five-star ratings from its readers on Wealthtender and maintain an overall rating of 4.5 stars or higher.

Five-Star Get Out Of Debt Blogs:

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The Ambitious Dollar | Profile Page | Website

W.T.F.F. | Profile Page | Website

We update this list regularly when additional blogs qualify for the award.

Top Get Out Of Blogs include all blogs featured in this guide which were selected by Wealthtender for inclusion based upon the relevance and quality of content available to their readers.

Wealthtender is proud to recognize and celebrate the highly rated and top debt reduction blogs featured in this guide.

Please note that Wealthtender may earn money or receive other benefits from blogs featured on our site and within this guide. Five-star awards are earned based on reader reviews, not compensation to Wealthtender. Learn more about how we operate with integrity to earn your trust by reading our full disclosure policy at wealthtender.com/integrity/.

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