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The Quiet Debt Plan Guide + Snowball/Avalanche Tracker Bundle
$27.00
If you have $20,000 to $60,000 in consumer debt, you've already absorbed every loud opinion the internet has on the subject. Cut up the cards. Sell the car. Beans and rice. A second job. A 4am alarm. None of it has worked yet, because none of it is the actual problem.
The actual problem is that the system most debt advice teaches is built around willpower. Willpower is finite. By Wednesday, it's gone.
This bundle replaces willpower with a system.
What's inside the bundle
Two files, delivered together at checkout:
- The Quiet Debt Plan — a 9-page PDF guide. Snowball vs. avalanche math without the shame, the six-minute monthly ritual, the windfall rules, when to consolidate or refinance, and the 90-day ramp. No screaming, no "rice and beans," no judgment.
- The Debt Snowball + Avalanche Tracker — the Google Sheets template that runs both methods side-by-side. Enter every debt once. The dashboard shows months-to-debt-free and total interest paid for both methods so you can pick the one you'll actually finish.
What you'll learn (and execute)
- The real difference between snowball (smallest balance first) and avalanche (highest APR first) — and which one is right for you
- Why the math gap between them is almost always smaller than people expect ($500-$2,000 over the life of the payoff)
- The six-minute monthly ritual: confirm autopay minimums, calculate extra, send to target, log in tracker
- The "floor rule" that catches budget problems before they become quitting moments
- Windfall rules: what to do with tax refunds, bonuses, side-hustle income while debt exists
- When balance transfers, consolidation loans, and HELOCs help — and when they're traps
- The "freeze rule" that stops the bleed-back after consolidation
- A 90-day ramp that gets the system running without making you hate your life
Who this is for
- Anyone with $20K-$60K in consumer or credit card debt
- People who've tried debt-payoff before and quit by month seven
- Couples wanting a calm, shared system instead of a screaming match
- Anyone tired of personal finance content that treats debt as a moral failing
Who this is not for
- People with mostly mortgage and student loans (<7% APR) — those play a different game
- Anyone who needs a screaming Dave Ramsey program — this guide is the opposite
- People in active default or whose minimum payments alone exceed income — that needs a credit counselor, not a spreadsheet
Format & delivery
- Two files: 9-page PDF guide + Google Sheets spreadsheet template (with setup PDF)
- Instant download after checkout
- Spreadsheet handles up to 12 debts, both payoff methods side-by-side
- Works on any device with a free Google account
The promise
Run the system for 90 days. The dashboard will tell you exactly how many months and how much interest you've cut. Most buyers stay on the program past the hard month (month 6-9) for the same reason: the system is too automatic to break.
If something isn't working — broken file, link won't open, content not as described — reply to your order email and I'll fix it or refund you fully. That's the Order Collective promise.
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