Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Step1
Identify the first debt that you'd like to pay off.
Step2
Begin looking for any way you can save or make small amounts of money. Don't worry if they're too small - that's why they're called snowflakes.
Step3
To come up with snowflakes you can do things to reduce your regular expenses and save the difference. You can also use things like gift money and rebates as snowflakes.
Step4
When you have a snowflake in hand, throw it at the debt you targeted in Step 1. One way to do this is to make frequent, online payments of snowflake amounts.
Step5
Continue to find snowflakes wherever your can. The power of this process is repeating it frequently. After a while you will find that it has become addictive and something of a game. That's when you can make it really work for you!
Step6
Visit snowflakerevolution.com for more information and inspiration!
Comments
RLRhodes said
on 8/6/2008 Great financial advice.
vallain said
on 7/20/2008 It makes it sound much more manageable.
LilacGirl said
on 7/20/2008 This is such a good idea to get you started on paying off debts.
Limowreck said
on 7/18/2008 Great idea! I have a few debts I need to take care of. This will help! *****
Hapworth said
on 7/18/2008 I like the word! Great tip!