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WEBThere is certainly some variance from my forecast due to the last minute trip to Texas and some medical expenses plus an unexpected refrigerator repair. But overall, I was able to stick pretty close to the forecast. Next month will pretty much be a wash as far as my debt payoff journey goes. But November will be full speed ahead again.
Ashley's Debt Update and Discussion - Blogging Away Debt
WEBSep 11, 2023 · I welcome your thoughts, opinions, personal stories, etc. Thanks, again, for always being so supportive! The BAD community is the best! Ashley. Hi, I’m Ashley! Arizonan on paper, Texan at heart. Lover of running, blogging, and all things cheeeeese. Freshly 40, married mother of two, working in academia.
A Peek Into My Personal Debts - Blogging Away Debt
WEBJul 11, 2022 · In the past three years, I was in-and-out of shops repeatedly. A quick glance through my budget shows the lowest I’d spent at these visits was $550. The highest was just over $1600. The average was close to $1200. I was spending about as much in car repairs per year as the vehicle was worth.
Live on less than 1/2 your income - Blogging Away Debt
WEBJan 4, 2022 · Live on less than 1/2 your income. This is part I of my plan to be debt free by June, 2023 – Begin by living on on less than half of my income excluding debt payments. By summer, I’d like to cut that down to 1/3 or maybe even a 1/4 of my income. I took the spending reports from 2021 and created monthly averages for everything I spend.
2024 Financial Goals - Blogging Away Debt
WEBJan 8, 2024 · Happy New Year! I wish everyone a healthy and happy 2024! ‘Tis the season for new year resolutions or intentions. In the spirit of planning the coming year, I wanted to share my 2024 goals. For a look back on 2023, make sure to check out my review of my 2023 financial goals. Just like […]
The positive effects of paying off debt - Blogging Away Debt
WEBNov 24, 2021 · Here are five simple guidlines that will help you pay off debt. 1) Get an emergency fund so you don’t take on debt when something comes up.. 2) List your debts. This way you know where you stand.
Getting Out Of Debt 101 - Blogging Away Debt
WEBJun 13, 2019 · Loan A: $1,100 with a minimum payment of $100/month, 5% interest. Loan B: $3,300 with a minimum payment of $300/month, 10% interest. Sudden windfall: $1300. Dan needs to first pay $100 + $300 = $400 to make the minimum payments on loans A and B so the payments are recorded as “on time.”.
Here’s Why I Haven’t Paid Off Much Debt This Year
WEBMay 27, 2022 · by Vicky Monroe. Hello! My name is Vicky and I’m a new writer for Blogging Away Debt. To give you some background on my debt situation, my spouse and I currently owe $158,000 on our mortgage and are in the middle of paying it off.
Time for a new budget – Almost empty nest version - Blogging …
WEBDec 10, 2022 · Time for a new budget – Almost empty nest version. by Hope. I feel like I’m beating a horse to death with all these “life” change posts, but it is my reality. And while we, as a family, have certainly experience lots of lifestyle changes over the last decade-ish as a result of moves, job loss, adding new kids to the family and so on ...
Soliciting Advice: Setting Financial Goals - Blogging Away Debt
WEBNov 27, 2023 · As of last month, my only remaining debts are for my student loans and my mortgage. I’ve written before about how I’ve decided to put the student loans on the backburner – paying only the minimum payment each month. They’re set to be forgiven through PSLF in approximately 2 more years. That brings us to […]