Love him or hate him, Dave Ramsey has created a pathway to financial freedom that has worked for millions of people. Dave Ramsey’s baby steps were created as a guide to help rid people of the burden of debt while building wealth for the future.

If you’ve started his baby steps, but could still use a little help, Triggator’s online budget app is completely compatible with Dave Ramsey’s process and will help you on your journey to becoming financially independent.

Here’s how Triggator can guide you through the baby steps.

Bringing peace and hope to your financial future …

As the Covid-19 pandemic spread throughout the world, it become more than just a deadly virus. Even if you escaped contracting the virus, no one was able to escape the widespread side effects that came from the global shutdown.

From job loss to depression to empty store shelves and loneliness, the impacts were unavoidable. There are some great financial lessons we can learn from all these hardships that should help to better prepare us for the future.

So you’ve decided that now is the time to tackle your debt and you’re wondering about the best way to attack it. Would it be better to use the debt snowball method or the debt avalanche method? Maybe you’re not even sure what the difference is between the two.

We’re here to clear up the difference and decide which method is right for you.

Sinking funds can help bring peace of mind to your budget. It allows you to have money when you need it. Here we’ll discuss the ins and outs of sinking funds to help you get started.

Budgeting can be hard when you have a variable income.

The ups and downs from week to week or month to month in salary can be unpredictable and make planning your spending impossible.

Let’s take a look at the best way to create a budget when you have a variable income.

If you have a mortgage and you are ready to pay it off, here are some steps you can take to pay it off early.

The good news is, there is an easy way to pay off your mortgage early without refinancing and without changing too much to your budget.

Groceries can be a big expense in your budget.

Fortunately there are easy ways to cut costs on groceries on a consistent basis.

Follow the tips below and you could potentially save hundreds or even thousands of dollars a year on groceries.

Are you tired of the burden of debt tying you down?

Imagine the relief from paying it off … not to much the extra money you’d have. It’d be like getting a raise if you didn’t have all those payments.

Let’s talk about ways you can get rid of those debts fast. We love the debt snowball method.