Debt Assistance Companies

    How to Pay Off Debt Using Other People's Money

    By: Erin Huffstetler

    Imagine getting someone else to pay off all of your debt. Sounds like a great fantasy doesn’t it? Now is the time to turn that fantasy into a reality.

    Recycle
    Littering is an ugly and wasteful habit—not to mention illegal and environmentally unfriendly. Fortunately you can get back at those who litter by sticking them with your debt repayment.

    To take part in this fun scenario, just get your family started on weekly or monthly trash collection walks. Armed with trash bags and rubber gloves, you’ll greatly reduce the amount of litter around your town, while building a stock of aluminum cans that can be turned in for profit.

    After all, it only seems fair to turn another’s waste into something positive—especially when that waste is something as despicable as littering.

    To identify areas in your town that are in need of clean up, look for highly traveled roadways, parking lots, bike paths, parks and densely populated residential streets.

    Curb Shop
    Do you hate to see useable furniture, toys, exercise equipment and other household goods end up in the landfill? Then you’ll be happy to learn that there’s a simple way to turn consumer waste into a win for you and the environment.

    First, find out when your city trash service picks up large household items. Then hop in your car and drive around town a day or two before this date to collect any items that appear to be in useable, saleable condition.

    When your collection of curb finds is large enough, hold a yard sale, then put whatever you earn towards debt repayment.

    After all, earning money from the sale of your own junk is nice, but earning money from the sale of other people’s junk is just so much nicer.