Mathetmatically, paying off my debt now would cost me less money. But I don't want to put my wedding savings in jeopardy.

Money expert Jessica Moorhouse shares practical steps to understand your debt, change spending habits and pay it off — even with limited income.

Here are some things you can do this week if you have debt that you want to either lower or eliminate altogether.

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