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The Pulte Podcast

Pay off Your Credit Card

The Pulte Podcast

Bill Pulte

Business, Careers

523.7K Ratings

🗓️ 20 April 2021

⏱️ 6 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, Bill Pulte breaks down how to think about your debt, how to increase your equity value, and why it's important for becoming wealthy.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Hey everyone, it's Bill Poulty and welcome to the Poulty Podcast.

0:07.2

Today we're going to talk about paying off some debt, but we're going to look at it

0:11.8

completely differently than you probably have ever been looking at paying off debt.

0:18.6

Okay, so what is the way to look at paying off debt?

0:22.7

What I would like for you to think about is imagine that you have $100 worth of debt.

0:30.3

Okay?

0:31.4

Then let's assume that you have $100 worth of cash, right?

0:36.3

So you take the $100 plus the $100 of cash and what happens is you equal those out and

0:44.1

you have $0 net worth.

0:47.2

Do you follow me?

0:48.2

So over the math, $100 of debt and $100 worth of cash.

0:53.9

Okay, so they flatten out their even.

0:56.7

$0 is your net worth.

0:59.0

Now let's assume that you have $200 worth of cash, okay?

1:04.3

And $100 worth of debt.

1:08.2

Okay, so what happens now?

1:11.0

What happens now is we want to talk about something called increasing your equity value, okay?

1:20.0

What is equity value?

1:21.8

What equity value is is when you use something to create either more cash or more net worth.

1:32.5

So how do we do it?

1:33.7

How we do it is we pay off debt.

1:36.7

So remember our calculation, we were talking about how we had $200 worth of cash, I almost

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