@fittoflytoday: 12.07.2026 #takeoff from #trondheim in a #beautifull #Summer #night with @skyteam @SAS - Scandinavian Airlines in a E190

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Day 1 of giving away one practical strategy to help you become more financially free. There’s no shortage of people telling you what’s wrong with the economy. There are far fewer people showing you what you can actually do about it. So here’s today’s lesson... Understand your Debt-to-Income (DTI) ratio. Your DTI is one of the simplest ways to measure how much financial pressure you’re under and how to leverage good debt.  Formula: Monthly debt repayments ÷ Monthly income × 100 = Your DTI % As a rough guide: 🟢 Under 20% – Healthy 🟡 20–40% – Manageable 🟠 40–60% – You’re starting to feel the pressure 🔴 Above 60% – Financial stress becomes much more likely Example: Monthly income: £2,500 Monthly debt repayments: £1,500 £1,500 ÷ £2,500 × 100 = 60% DTI Now imagine you finance a £20,000 car for another £350 per month. Your monthly debt repayments become £1,850. £1,850 ÷ £2,500 × 100 = 74% DTI. You’ve just increased your financial pressure without increasing your income by a single pound. Now imagine instead that your £350 per month was used to acquire something that generated £500 or £600 per month in income. That’s the difference between consumer debt and productive debt. The goal isn’t to avoid debt. The goal is to avoid debt that makes you poorer every month. Question of the day: What’s your current DTI percentage? Work it out and drop it in the comments (or keep it private if you prefer). Awareness is always the first step toward financial freedom. This is general educational content, not personal financial advice. Grab a copy of my book Always Free.   #alwaysfree #jasongraystone #freedom #financialfreedom #free
Day 1 of giving away one practical strategy to help you become more financially free. There’s no shortage of people telling you what’s wrong with the economy. There are far fewer people showing you what you can actually do about it. So here’s today’s lesson... Understand your Debt-to-Income (DTI) ratio. Your DTI is one of the simplest ways to measure how much financial pressure you’re under and how to leverage good debt. Formula: Monthly debt repayments ÷ Monthly income × 100 = Your DTI % As a rough guide: 🟢 Under 20% – Healthy 🟡 20–40% – Manageable 🟠 40–60% – You’re starting to feel the pressure 🔴 Above 60% – Financial stress becomes much more likely Example: Monthly income: £2,500 Monthly debt repayments: £1,500 £1,500 ÷ £2,500 × 100 = 60% DTI Now imagine you finance a £20,000 car for another £350 per month. Your monthly debt repayments become £1,850. £1,850 ÷ £2,500 × 100 = 74% DTI. You’ve just increased your financial pressure without increasing your income by a single pound. Now imagine instead that your £350 per month was used to acquire something that generated £500 or £600 per month in income. That’s the difference between consumer debt and productive debt. The goal isn’t to avoid debt. The goal is to avoid debt that makes you poorer every month. Question of the day: What’s your current DTI percentage? Work it out and drop it in the comments (or keep it private if you prefer). Awareness is always the first step toward financial freedom. This is general educational content, not personal financial advice. Grab a copy of my book Always Free. #alwaysfree #jasongraystone #freedom #financialfreedom #free

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