There is a lot of contention about saving your money or paying off debt. Many people have debt in their lives with large piles of money laying around. I am going to address how this should actually work out for you to maximize your financial life, and I will explain why the Financial Action Plan can be helpful in pushing us in the right direction and with the right thought process when it comes to how we can use our money efficiently. I want to help you determine that certain ways of using your money are more rational than others and can help you reach your long-term goals faster. We will discuss:
1. A Financial Action Plan recap
2. Saving is security
3. How debt holds us back
4. How savings with debt has a net-zero net worth impact
5. How your residual income changes when you pay debt off
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