Money Matters Radio Show #05 - Debt Schedules 101—Take Control of What You Owe (Without Losing Sleep)
This week on Money Matters, we’re tackling a topic most folks love to avoid—debt. But don’t worry, Kash is here to make it less scary and a lot more strategic. Across four episodes, you'll learn what a debt schedule is, how to create one, and why it’s your best friend when it comes to managing liabilities. We’re talking about transforming your scattered loan info into a clear, actionable plan. Think of it as your financial GPS—it tells you what you owe, when it's due, and how to plan your next money move without the panic.
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Key Takeaways
[Episode 17] Debt Schedules 101: What They Are and Why Your Business Needs One
This episode kicks off our deep dive into debt management. We talk about what a debt schedule is and why this internal document might be requested by banks or investors.
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[Episode 18] How to Build a Debt Schedule (and Why It Boosts Credibility)
Continuing the conversation, we explore how to maintain detailed debt schedules. Here, precision meets planning, preventing those dreaded missed payments and improving your cash flow game.
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[Episode 19] Debt Details Matter: Organize, Prioritize, and Pay Smarter
Next, we focus on the nitty-gritty, such as writing down the intended purposes for debts. This builds towards smart debt repayment strategies and ranking loan priorities.
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[Episode 20] Avoid Debt Pitfalls: Build a Plan That Protects Your Growth
In our final episode, we tie everything together by discussing potential pitfalls in debt management and how to avoid them with a solid debt strategy.
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Kasfia “Kash” Rashid is the founder of Kash the Bookkeeper, a boutique bookkeeping and consulting firm helping entrepreneurs build better relationships with their money. With over 15 years in the accounting world, Kash makes financial literacy simple, relatable, and surprisingly empowering. She’s the host of Money Matters, a global radio show that brings honest financial education to business owners everywhere.
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Final Thoughts
First things first—grab a notebook or spreadsheet and list out every debt your business owes: who it’s to, how much, the interest rate, and payment dates. This is your starting point. From there, look at ways to prioritize what should be paid down first (hint: highest interest usually wins). Set reminders or automate those payments if you haven’t already. A good debt schedule isn’t just a list—it’s a tool to help you breathe easier, plan smarter, and grow faster.
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