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  1. 08-29-2008, 06:39 PM #1
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    Default Excel based Snowball Calculator

    Really nice snowball calculator, easy to use.

    Someone linked this on TMMO. It allows balance order, interest rate order, order entered, or custom orders. The second spreadsheet allows you to override the normal snowball, allowing you to track your real progress.

    Enjoy!
    If you could kick in the pants the person responsible for your problems, you wouldn't be able to sit for a month.

    Did you know that a 4 year student paying $20,000/year who finances their education graduates with over $103,000 in debt to start? But a student who works and pays cash and takes 6 years to graduate ends with $6,300 in their pocket! So much for "getting a head start by financing!"

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  2. 08-30-2008, 10:06 AM #2
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    Thanks. I wish I had some numbers to plug in there. well then again no I dont!
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  3. 08-30-2008, 05:44 PM #3
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    Thanks! I've totally fallen off the snowball wagon. I put a new plan together with this. Now all I have to do is stick with it.
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    Working on credit card debt, trying to live by the budget.
    Moving once again.....sigh
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  4. 08-31-2008, 09:10 AM #4
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    Ha, you're too late Greebo. I posted that one here. [ame="http://www.frugalvillage.com/forums/showpost.php?p=985640&postcount=2"]Frugal Village Forums - View Single Post - debt order payoff priority question...[/ame]
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  5. 08-31-2008, 09:30 AM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by walker24 View Post
    Thanks! I've totally fallen off the snowball wagon. I put a new plan together with this. Now all I have to do is stick with it.
    Cause sticking with it is the easy part, right?
    If you could kick in the pants the person responsible for your problems, you wouldn't be able to sit for a month.

    Did you know that a 4 year student paying $20,000/year who finances their education graduates with over $103,000 in debt to start? But a student who works and pays cash and takes 6 years to graduate ends with $6,300 in their pocket! So much for "getting a head start by financing!"

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  6. 08-31-2008, 05:18 PM #6
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    Sweet! Thanks, I do my budget in excel, I've been wanting something like this. Do you know of software I can download free to unzip it? I'm on an ancient pc, DH hogs the good one with his game
    Debt Countdown:

    Target 0
    Chase: 0
    Kawasaki: 0
    Capt.one:0
    OB: 0
    Loan: 0
    Care Credit: 0
    Suntrust: 0
    Best Buy: 961
    ORNL FCU: 5000
    1stTn: 8000
    car 1: 11935.39
    car 2: 4656.52
    Mortgage: 103999.46
    Student Loans:Rising until done with my RN!


    Fling 2012 in 2012: 32/2012
    January Wasted $: $9.23
    Eat at home days: 11/350
    Eat out days: 1/15
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    Greebo, this is a great calculator, a bit too late for me unfortunately but would have been handy to me a few months ago.

    I had been using a more basic one - it was great motivation to be able to see the dates get clser and closer and less time the more money I found to pay them off quicker.
    Debt 1 - Paid in Full (originally $750)
    Debt 2 - Paid in Full (originally $2100)
    Debt 3 - Paid in Full (originally $3500)
    Debt 4 - Paid in Full (originally $4000)
    Debt 5 - Paid in Full (originally $3000)

    FFEF - Fully Funded with 6 months of expenses as of July 2009

    Next Step - House deposit
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