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    Smile Knocked another debt out today I am so happy

    3 down 2 more to go.

    The one we knocked out today was our biggest one ( besides the mortgage) it was also the highest interest rate, 29.999%. I am so happy it is gone gone gone gone.


    We started the paying off our debts about 2 years ago.

    When we started we were paying minimum payments on this card and even that wasn't easy then. The box that says how many years to pay off at minimum payments said 55 years (I posted how happy I was when that came down to 53 years) Now that box will say 0 years.



    Our debt ( not including mortgage) is now more than half gone.
    "Everyday as your walking down the street, everybody that you meet has an original point of view" -Arthur PBS

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    Mom to Buddy (son 16) and Little Miss ( daughter 12)

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    OUTSTANDING! Way to go! *virtual high 5*
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    62 more house payments.

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    Awesome job! You'll save so much just getting rid of that interest rate. Must feel so good!

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    *Another One Bites the Dust*- congrats! Keep up the good work!

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    Congrats!! And keep up the good work, you will get there.........just hang on and 'stay the course'.........
    Travel light. The baggage of the past can only hold you back.

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    Congratulations!!! 55 years??? Oy vey! The bank should be ashamed.

    100% Debt Free.... home, car & credit cards.
    Blogging the simple life at: www.sageandsimple.com

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    WTG! It's nice to see the big ones tumble.
    The Free Spirit Saver who walks the path with Greebo.

    Onboard with a modified Dave Ramsey Plan
    Budget: "Every month! On paper, on purpose!"


    Gardening somewhere between Zone 6b and 7a.

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    Fantastic!! You should feel very proud!

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    THAT is wonderful!
    Mary

    I won 2nd place! Made it to the top 4 finalists for the ultimate biker makeover!

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    12/08/10 - Begin diet & exercise program.
    Goal #1 - lose 30 lbs, lower blood sugar, blood pressure, & cholesterol - DONE
    Goal #2 - lose 5 more pounds to put me in the normal range on the BMI - DONE - 5/13/11

    05/16/11 - Down 36 lbs (total) since 12/08/10, under calorie goal almost every day, on treadmill 40 minutes 5 days a week MINIMUM.


    Chase CC - Paid off 06/09
    B of A CC - Paid off 07/09
    Hospital - Paid off 02/10
    Harley - $4,000
    House - Start $127,944 Balance $106,285

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    that is wonderful.
    2013 challanges
    no spend challange=20 days a month
    Grocery & hba budget challange=$250. a month
    Fling challange

    Jan. no spend days 26
    Jan. Grocery & hba spent $101.35
    Feb.no spend days=19
    Feb.spend on grocery & hba=$141.86
    March no spend days=20
    March spend on grocery & hba $286.32
    April no spend days=25
    April spend on grocery & hba $118.75
    May no spend days=20
    May spend on grocery & hba =$157.42

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    Awesome news!! Congrats!!!
    If you will live like no one else, later you can live like no one else.


    June No-Spend Challenge: /8
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    The Truly, Necessary Spending Challenge ~ What did you spend your money on today ~

    2013 Lose-A-Pound-A-Week Challenge
    I have 7.0 lbs to lose (as of June 7th, 2013) to get to my goal weight of 126 lbs!

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    Pay off my Mortgage
    $89,113.30 (as of June 7th, 2013 - 8 years, 7 months left)/$94,506.12 (as of Dec. 21st, 2012 - 9 years, 2 months left)/$108,631.38 (as of Dec. 3rd, 2011 - 12 years, 7 months left)
    Pay off my Line of Credit
    $20,330.65 (as of June 7th, 2013)/$16,907.76 (as of October 17th, 2012)

    Winning at money is 80% behaviour and 20% head knowledge....Hey, if it were easy, every moron walking would be wealthy.
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    :cheer:

    That is fantastic!

    You should be so very proud of yourself

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    Yay!! Good for you!
    ~ Michelle



    Wife to DH--
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    Mortgage -- $43,671.13

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    Amazing, fantastic and good work.

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    that is wonderful! what an awesome success story!

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