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Free Debt Thermometer Printable

Last Updated: March 28, 2021 BY Michelle Schroeder-Gardner - 2 Comments

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Looking for a free debt thermometer printable?

free debt thermometer printableMaking your goal visual is a great way to find motivation for paying off your debt.

Having your financial goal displayed in front of you can make it that much realer, plus it’s nice to have a constant reminder of what you are working towards.

One way to do this is to have a debt thermometer.

With this free printable, you can keep track of your debt payoff progress.

How to use this debt payoff thermometer printable:

  • At the top, under “Total Debt,” you will write down how much debt you have.
  • Then, on each line below that, I like to write out how much debt you’ll have to pay off in order to color each section. For example, if your total debt is $10,000, then each 10% amount would be $1,000.
  • After you reach each level, you then color up to that line so that you can better visualize the amount of debt that you are working with.

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About Michelle Schroeder-Gardner

Michelle is the founder of Making Sense of Cents, a blog about personal finance and traveling. She discusses how her business has evolved in her side income series. She paid off $40,000 in student loans by the age of 24 mainly due to her freelancing side hustles. Click here to learn more about starting a blog!

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  1. Ben Greenback says

    May 15, 2020 at 12:07 am

    Like the idea of the debt thermometer. I’m slowly starting to enjoy infographics a bit more, find that readers tend to interact with them more often as well. Tends to work well, garnering interest in tweets as people are curious and expand them to explore further.

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  2. DNN says

    May 17, 2020 at 8:11 am

    Very creative thought I say of making up debt thermometer.

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