Snowball method
The snowball method focuses on paying the smallest balance first while keeping minimum payments on other debts. It can help build momentum because progress feels visible quickly.
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The avalanche method targets the highest interest rate first. It may save more interest over time, especially when one debt is much more expensive than the others.
Debt consolidation
Debt consolidation combines multiple debts into one payment. It may simplify repayment or lower the interest rate, but it only works if spending habits and cash flow are also addressed.
Line of credit strategy
A line of credit may offer a lower rate than a credit card, but it can also make debt easier to re-borrow. It should be used with a clear repayment plan, not as extra spending room.
When each strategy may make sense
Snowball can help when motivation is the main barrier. Avalanche can help when interest cost is the priority. Consolidation can help when payments are scattered. A line of credit strategy can help only when discipline and repayment structure are strong.
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