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In Episode 430 of the Survival Punk Podcast, we’re going straight for the jugular — debt. It’s not just a financial inconvenience. It’s not just “part of life.” It’s a system of modern-day slavery that keeps you broke, distracted, and vulnerable. If you’re serious about preparedness, you need to get serious about getting debt-free.
Debt ties your survival to the system. It forces you to stay plugged into a fragile economy that could collapse at any time. If you’ve got high-interest credit cards, student loans, or multiple financed toys, you’re building your life on a trapdoor.
Every dollar you send to a lender is a dollar you didn’t spend on food storage, tools, or land. Debt limits your options, your freedom, and your ability to act fast when SHTF. In short: debt makes you weak.
Getting out of debt isn’t easy — but it’s simple. Spend less than you make. Cut ruthlessly. Sell what you don’t need. Pick up extra income. Pay off your smallest debts first to build momentum, then attack the larger ones like your life depends on it (because it just might).
This isn’t about deprivation. It’s about liberation. The less you owe, the more you own. And the more control you have over your time, money, and future.
If you must carry debt, there are two exceptions — and even those should be approached with caution:
Mortgage: Owning land or a home can be a long-term survival play, but don’t go overboard. Keep it modest, and prioritize paying it off early if you can.
Vehicle Loan: A reliable car can be a lifeline. But again — don’t buy a luxury ride when a used workhorse will do. Stay under your means, not just within them.
Everything else? Kill it. If you can’t pay cash, you probably can’t afford it.
The system wants you compliant. Monthly payments keep you on the hamster wheel. Breaking out means more than just financial freedom — it means taking back control of your life.
Listen to Episode 430 and start cutting the cord before it strangles you.
The Total Money Makeover Workbook Updated: The Essential Companion for Applying the Book’s
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In Episode 430 of the Survival Punk Podcast, we’re going straight for the jugular — debt. It’s not just a financial inconvenience. It’s not just “part of life.” It’s a system of modern-day slavery that keeps you broke, distracted, and vulnerable. If you’re serious about preparedness, you need to get serious about getting debt-free.
Debt ties your survival to the system. It forces you to stay plugged into a fragile economy that could collapse at any time. If you’ve got high-interest credit cards, student loans, or multiple financed toys, you’re building your life on a trapdoor.
Every dollar you send to a lender is a dollar you didn’t spend on food storage, tools, or land. Debt limits your options, your freedom, and your ability to act fast when SHTF. In short: debt makes you weak.
Getting out of debt isn’t easy — but it’s simple. Spend less than you make. Cut ruthlessly. Sell what you don’t need. Pick up extra income. Pay off your smallest debts first to build momentum, then attack the larger ones like your life depends on it (because it just might).
This isn’t about deprivation. It’s about liberation. The less you owe, the more you own. And the more control you have over your time, money, and future.
If you must carry debt, there are two exceptions — and even those should be approached with caution:
Mortgage: Owning land or a home can be a long-term survival play, but don’t go overboard. Keep it modest, and prioritize paying it off early if you can.
Vehicle Loan: A reliable car can be a lifeline. But again — don’t buy a luxury ride when a used workhorse will do. Stay under your means, not just within them.
Everything else? Kill it. If you can’t pay cash, you probably can’t afford it.
The system wants you compliant. Monthly payments keep you on the hamster wheel. Breaking out means more than just financial freedom — it means taking back control of your life.
Listen to Episode 430 and start cutting the cord before it strangles you.
The Total Money Makeover Workbook Updated: The Essential Companion for Applying the Book’s
Don’t forget to join in on the road to 1k! Help James Survivalpunk Beat Couch Potato Mike to 1k subscribers on Youtube
Join Our Exciting Facebook Group and get involved Survival Punk Punk’s
The post Debt Is Cancer: Cut It Out Before Collapse | Episode 430 appeared first on Survivalpunk.
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