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Gazillionaire was a helpful tool in teaching me different strategies to pay off debt. The first strategy the game taught me was not to have a lot of extra money with me when I am in debt. If I made good financial decisions or benefited from luck, I would have around ten to twenty thousand in extra money at the end of the turn. Instead of making a consistent payment to the loan, I could use these turns to get ahead of the interest and bring the loan down, allowing me to pay it off quicker. In life, the strategy can be applied to pay off debt as well, especially with the help of a credit card. 

Another debt strategy the game taught me was the importance of prioritizing my debt. Placing debt before unnecessary purchases, especially large unnecessary purchases, is important to get out of debt. For example, in the game, it wouldn’t have been an entirely good idea to purchase something large such as a bigger warehouse or to upgrade the available cargo space in my ship before the big loan was paid off. This applies to life when a person just gets out of college and they need to pay off their student loans, it wouldn’t be wise to buy an expensive car when they are so much in debt already. 

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