Turn Those Bills Into Dollar Bills!

1. Turn Those Bills Into Dollar Bills! Are you ready to come out from under that financial crunch? Are you ready to get rid of all of that debt? Do you want to retire early? Are you ready to start making money? If you answered yes then proceed and I’ll show you how to make it all happen!

2. 4 Essential & Easy Steps These 4 steps will reverse your negative financial momentum • Change your attitude • Be a cut up • Manage spending • Minimize everything

3. Accelerated Margin Now I will introduce you to the accelerated margin. You are going to look for money being spent on unnecessary items and use it to eliminate your debt at an accelerated pace. The accelerated margin is the extra money you will pay in addition to the debt payments to accelerate their payoffs. We will go through an example using made up numbers. $3000 x 10%= $300 Examples of leaking money: • Fast food on a regular basis • Video rentals • Cable TV

4. This family has a monthly income of $3,000 so they need to reach an accelerated margin of $300, but could only find $200 The formula for the division answer Divide the total balance by the monthly minimum monthly payment. This will determine the priority in which debt will be paid off 1st, 2nd, etc. Example

5. This family has a monthly income of $3,000 so they need to reach an accelerated margin of $300, but could only find $200 The formula for the division answer Divide the total balance by the monthly minimum monthly payment. This will determine the priority in which debt will be paid off 1st, 2nd, etc. Example

6. This family has a monthly income of $3,000 so they need to reach an accelerated margin of $300, but couldonly find $200 The formula for the division answer Divide the total balance by the monthly minimum monthly payment. This will determine the priority in which debt will be paid off 1st, 2nd, etc. Example

7. This family has a monthly income of $3,000 so they need to reach an accelerated margin of $300, but couldonly find $200 The formula for the division answer Divide the total balance by the monthly minimum monthly payment. This will determine the priority in which debt will be paid off 1st, 2nd, etc. Example

8. This family has a monthly income of $3,000 so they need to reach an accelerated margin of $300, but could only find $200 The formula for the division answer Divide the total balance by the monthly minimum monthly payment. This will determine the priority in which debt will be paid off 1st, 2nd, etc. Example

9. This family has a monthly income of $3,000 so they need to reach an accelerated margin of $300, but could only find $200 The formula for the division answer Divide the total balance by the monthly minimum monthly payment. This will determine the priority in which debt will be paid off 1st, 2nd, etc. Example

10. This family has a monthly income of $3,000 so they need to reach an accelerated margin of $300, but could only find $200 The formula for the division answer Divide the total balance by the monthly minimum monthly payment. This will determine the priority in which debt will be paid off 1st, 2nd, etc. Example

11. This family has a monthly income of $3,000 so they need to reach an accelerated margin of $300, but could only find $200 The formula for the division answer Divide the total balance by the monthly minimum monthly payment. This will determine the priority in which debt will be paid off 1st, 2nd, etc. Example

12. This family has a monthly income of $3,000 so they need to reach an accelerated margin of $300, but could only find $200 The formula for the division answer Divide the total balance by the monthly minimum monthly payment. This will determine the priority in which debt will be paid off 1st, 2nd, etc. Example

13. This family has a monthly income of $3,000 so they need to reach an accelerated margin of $300, but could only find $200 The formula for the division answer Divide the total balance by the monthly minimum monthly payment. This will determine the priority in which debt will be paid off 1st, 2nd, etc. Example

14. This family has a monthly income of $3,000 so they need to reach an accelerated margin of $300, but could only find $200 The formula for the division answer Divide the total balance by the monthly minimum monthly payment. This will determine the priority in which debt will be paid off 1st, 2nd, etc. Example

15. This family has a monthly income of $3,000 so they need to reach an accelerated margin of $300, but could only find $200 The formula for the division answer Divide the total balance by the monthly minimum monthly payment. This will determine the priority in which debt will be paid off 1st, 2nd, etc. Example

16. This family has a monthly income of $3,000 so they need to reach an accelerated margin of $300, but could only find $200 The formula for the division answer Divide the total balance by the monthly minimum monthly payment. This will determine the priority in which debt will be paid off 1st, 2nd, etc. Example

17. This family has a monthly income of $3,000 so they need to reach an accelerated margin of $300, but could only find $200 The formula for the division answer Divide the total balance by the monthly minimum monthly payment. This will determine the priority in which debt will be paid off 1st, 2nd, etc. Example

18. This family has a monthly income of $3,000 so they need to reach an accelerated margin of $300, but could only find $200 The formula for the division answer Divide the total balance by the monthly minimum monthly payment. This will determine the priority in which debt will be paid off 1st, 2nd, etc. Example

19. This family has a monthly income of $3,000 so they need to reach an accelerated margin of $300, but could only find $200 The formula for the division answer Divide the total balance by the monthly minimum monthly payment. This will determine the priority in which debt will be paid off 1st, 2nd, etc. Example

20. After1 year and 3 monthsJames and Florida Evansare now debt free!

21. Apply this system to your debts and you will Turn Your Bills into Dollar Bills and begin having. . .

22. Good Times!