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Re: The Official 2020 Debt Smackdown @SapphireSweetie Thats amazing! Driving a car that is COMPLETELY yours must feel SO good!
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Re: The Official 2020 Debt Smackdown Well as of today, 1 Nov 2020, I have hit my goal of $12,000 paid off!!! I think I will be able to make it to $13,000 before the end of the year, which is really awesome.…
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Re: The Official 2020 Debt Smackdown @Steel Blue Sound AMAZING!!!!
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Re: The Official 2020 Debt Smackdown Quite a few months paid up here and it looks like we are going to blow last year's total out of the water! I am only $1800 away from my new goal of $12,000 and have passed my original goal of $10,…
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Re: The Official 2020 Debt Smackdown I don't think I ever put in an introduction post this year - so here it is! The debt that I have is pretty significant - $70,011.23 total . This is made up of several federal student loans through…
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Re: The Official 2018 Debt Smackdown January (and early February) Update Time! Checking in with line 25 on the debt smackdown spreadsheet 💪 Total debt as of 2/6/18: Total Debt Currently Owed: $ 58,700.16 $57,533.…
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Re: The Official 2018 Debt Smackdown @Vanessa F AWESOME!!!!! Love those big paychecks that can kick out a decent chunk.
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Re: The Official 2018 Debt Smackdown @aurical Yes I am definitely keeping that in mind. I actually sat down with a banker at Citizen's Bank (where most people around here consolidate their loans) and they said that they can't offer me…
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Re: The Official 2018 Debt Smackdown @jmarieb16 First payment has been made!! $700 so far this month towards the loans. I need to buckle down and make sure that I'm doing all I can to keep it up and also knock out any superfluous…
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Re: The Official 2018 Debt Smackdown @Khaki Python The large loan is a single loan, the others are all under one loan with NelNet, and are able to be viewed as individual loans for payment purposes.…
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Re: The Official 2018 Debt Smackdown Happy Tuesday Everyone!! and HAPPY NEW YEAR! Checking in with line 25 on the debt smackdown spreadsheet 💪 Last year my goal was $15,000.00 (and this was a total stretch).…
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Re: What is Your Budget's Name? I feel so basic!! Mine is just called JMB Budget (my initials). I have a few other budgets called playyyyy and play budget and tryouts just to see how different scenarios come about and work.…
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- 3 yrs ago
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Re: The Official 2017 Debt Smackdown Hi Everyone! *waves* While I didn't quite make it to the $15,000 that I wanted to spend towards debt paydown this year, I did pay $11,801.11 and cash-flowed a vacation to Disney World with my mom.…
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Re: Credit Cards in YNAB When you add them in as a new account and select credit, you should be able to make the starting balance $0. If you want to connect for importing and your balance today is not $0,…
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- 3 yrs ago
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Re: Statement Cash Back? @Janelle - YNAB Team @Tomato Ink (b81bd051fc5e) Thank you guys. This is exactly wht I was looking for. I was worried that it would actually go into my TBB,…
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- 3 yrs ago
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Re: Statement Cash Back? I'm also concerned that this is marked answered when I did not receive a satisfactory answer, or really any help at all.
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- 3 yrs ago
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Re: Statement Cash Back? Neither of these are a solution to what I'm looking for. I have debt on my credit card. It is not paid in full. I need those $50 to help my pay off the debt.…
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- 3 yrs ago
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Statement Cash Back?
Hi all, I have been using credit cards for a long time and this is the first time I'm applying my cashback rewards directly to my statement. They never enter my checking account,…
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Re: How to prioritize debts and savings for big events With the understanding that you hate DR's recommendation for a minimal EFund, he does recommend to pile up money, money, money since the baby is coming.…
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- 3 yrs ago
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CRM Administrator in Higher Education looking to buy a house one day.