Today, we help listeners achieve financial success and be debt-free. You can go from worrying about your debt to gaining control and confidence in the area of money. We are also joined by Tony and Brittany Ingram to share the debt freedom journey to repaying their debt. They’re here as testimony that debt freedom is doable, possible, and can be done.
Tony and Brittany are the couples behind Ingram Muscle. They use their platform to represent God’s love through their marriage in hopes of inspiring others with a message of faith, fitness, and financial freedom. Tony has been an active-duty officer in the United States Navy for 11½ years, and he has a passion for inspiring others to lead a Champion lifestyle.
Brittany is also on her journey toward personal greatness as she empowers women worldwide by sharing her own story. They’ve been married for 8½ years now. Together, they have two beautiful daughters that accompany them throughout life’s challenges, such as residing abroad, where they currently live in Japan after co-authoring “Equally Yoked, ” highlighting how health and fitness have enriched their marriage.
We all know that the path to debt freedom is no easy journey. You’re going to need a positive attitude and support from your spouse or partner if you succeed. Having a spouse with consumer debt can be an overwhelming experience, especially when they’re just starting the journey. While you can’t stop them from spending or demanding accountability, you can help by being patient during this time. You and your spouse need to decide to work together to get out of debt.
The biggest financial mistake Tony ever made was failing to fully account for the emotional toll of debt and how that can affect the amount of money you need to pay down your debt. It’s easy to get excited about paying off debt, especially when you can see your balance decreasing every month.
You must understand where your money will get it back on track. Listing your debt and evaluating your expenditure will help you know how much money you are losing in interest. By creating a budget and sticking to it, you can reduce interest repayments over time. Tune in to learn more on this and other exciting topics!
What You Will Learn:
How their journey to debt freedom started.
The temptation of being comfortable with debt.
Debt relapse challenge and how to get back to the debt repayment journey.
The need to be patient with your spouse on their debt payment journey.
Listing your debt and evaluating your expenditure.
Creating a budget and other ways to knock off debt.
The concept of the two-income track.
Block out the noise and not revert to the old you.
Incorporating savings and emergency funds to repaying off debt.
How it feels like being out of debt.
What it meant for them to accomplish what they set out to accomplish.
Advice for people struggling with paying off their debt.
