Complete MDX Component Test (H1 Header)

When eliminating consumer debt, having a structured priority order makes the difference between paying balances down quickly or staying stuck in minimum-payment loops. You can click this test link right here to see if your hyperlink styling works and opens in a new tab.

This paragraph tests standard markdown formatting, including bold text, italicized text, and inline code snippets to ensure your font weights and colors are rendering correctly.

Comparing the Approaches (H2 Header)

Two primary strategies dominate personal finance: The Debt Snowball and The Debt Avalanche. Here is a table to test your Shadcn Table injection via remark-gfm:

The Mechanics (H3 Header)

Regardless of the method chosen, the baseline rules remain consistent. Below is an ordered list test:

1. List every outstanding debt, balance, minimum payment, and interest rate.
2. Pay the minimum payment across all debts except your target account.
3. Throw every extra budgeted dollar at the target account until it hits zero.
4. Roll the entire monthly amount into the next debt on your list.

To succeed with either method, you should also follow these habits (this is an unordered list test):

• Maintain a basic starter emergency fund.
• Pause all new credit card spending.
• Track your net worth monthly.

This is a blockquote test. "A budget isn't a restriction on your freedom; it is a conscious plan for where your money actually goes." It should have a blue background and a left border based on your mapping.

Media & Video Tests

Below is a test of your image interceptor. It should convert this standard markdown image syntax into an optimized Next.js <Image> component:

Below is a test of the custom YouTube component mapping we built into your page layout:

Interactive Components

Finally, here is the custom Shadcn FAQ Accordion mapping test: