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if you are living from check-to-check, you will not benefit from this program. It is your excess monthly income that allows your BLOC to function like a bank.
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Never let your income sit idle in your checking or money market accounts.
- all income and savings should be deposited into the BLOC account;
- all living expenses (including your mortgage payment) should be paid from the BLOC account.
Any excess income will be automatically applied to the BLOC balance, thus working instantly to reduce any related debt costs. |
The more discretionary income that you generate (by budgeting and savings), the faster the payoff. We have suggestions on building more discretionary income in the next section. |
- pay tuition
- pay room and board
- pay for books and supplies
- pay for travel
- no government or college aid forms to file
- use the money as needed
- use pre-paid cards to manage expenses
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- all credit card debt
- all auto loan debt
- all existing home equity loan debt
- all personal loan debt
Note: The money used to pay the monthly debt payments will now be added as discretionary income for the BLOC program. |
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mortgage loan debt:
we have a slide presentation how you can use your BLOC to payoff mortgage debt
we will demonstrate this later
student loan debt:
if you have federal student loan debt that has not been previously consolidated, you should consider consolidating that debt under the federal student loan program. It offers attractive consolidation features: see our student loan consolidation center for information
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