ariel1025
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Just jumping in for my first of the month accountability post.
The husband was out for a month for knee surgery and his check was less than half of it's normal rate, so we did end up having to put some stuff on the credit card. And we depleted our emergency fund. So, the overall balance is about the same as it was in July since I added filling the emergency fund back up to the total.
However, I'm going to focus on the positive. The husband is healing well, PT is going great and his knee is starting to feel back to normal. And the best news to come out of July WE PAID OFF OUR FURNITURE LOAN!!!! It was on a no interest plan that was expiring at the end of the month. By paying it off we were able to avoid $300+ in back interest plus all future interest that would occur while we finished paying it off. And that payment, of course, goes into our snowball which is now at $63.
Based on my spreadsheet our next debt should be paid off in November. Chug, chug, chugging along...
The husband was out for a month for knee surgery and his check was less than half of it's normal rate, so we did end up having to put some stuff on the credit card. And we depleted our emergency fund. So, the overall balance is about the same as it was in July since I added filling the emergency fund back up to the total.
However, I'm going to focus on the positive. The husband is healing well, PT is going great and his knee is starting to feel back to normal. And the best news to come out of July WE PAID OFF OUR FURNITURE LOAN!!!! It was on a no interest plan that was expiring at the end of the month. By paying it off we were able to avoid $300+ in back interest plus all future interest that would occur while we finished paying it off. And that payment, of course, goes into our snowball which is now at $63.
Based on my spreadsheet our next debt should be paid off in November. Chug, chug, chugging along...