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Heres how shesgetting out of credit card debt.
Blodgett told GOBankingRates that its challenging tomanage financeswhile running a creative business.
For many Americans, too little income is the biggest reason theyre unable to repay their debt.
Then, youd move on to pay off the cards with 12% and 8% interest.
Beyond utilizing the debt avalanche method, Blodgett said she plans to diversify her income streams.
Some of her offerings to boost cash flow will include short-term photography workshops and seasonal mini sessions.
Shes also tapping into her local data pipe for an added boost.
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