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Debt Free for Life by David Bach — WisdomDeck honest review
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Debt Free for Life

by David Bach

Bach's debt plan: the DOLP method (dead on last payment) for ordering debts, mortgage prepayment, credit score repair and avoiding scams. It is gentler than Ramsey and keeps credit cards; the math-based ordering is sound.

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Read it if…

you want a debt plan that uses math rather than motivation to order payoff.

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you need the emotional wins of the snowball to stay on track.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Pay off by efficiency, not just emotion.
  2. Prepay the mortgage biweekly.
  3. Protect your credit score; it costs you otherwise.

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List every debt with balance and minimum payment and compute the DOLP ratio.

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Math-based debt plan.

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