
Age of Money - Twenty-twenty!
Hey, in my variant of English it rhymes!
Starting up the AoM challenge for the new year!
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1. Choose a day every month that you will post your AOM to the google spreadsheet (link below).
Be consistent on the day that you have chosen to post your AOM. (Your metrics will not help you or provide you with useful data if you are not consistent.)
2. Post your AOM.
3. Comment below that you have updated the spreadsheet.
If you want, you may post a screenshot of your AOM. This will be fun and will help keep the thread alive. It's not required however.
4. Try to keep the thread on topic.
Changes to the Spreadsheet.
If you see any minor changes that ought to be made, go ahead and change it.
Cheating
Cheating is posting a number that is not your actual AOM, or changing your number because your AOM increased the following day.
We are following the the honor/honour system.
You do not need to cheat, but if you do, everyone will ask how you've become so awesome with money and then you'll have to live with yourself. It only hurts you.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1mqceQ-S1F_brlUyQmjplJ6LrclPn-MrwzG6hFDqzMo8/edit?usp=sharing
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AOM August 1st - 14
Down from AOM July 1st - 34
Lowest: AOM Jan 1 - 2
Highest: AOM July 1st - 34
Selling my house has been a rollercoaster and my AOM reflects that. I had to spend a lot of money upfront and just recently have gotten ahead in my savings from the settlement. I hope now that I have 1 month+ ahead in my budget that my AOM will steadily grow from here on out to reach my yearly goal of 60.
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Wow! What an inspiring post! So glad I bumped into this. Y'all are flexing some serious AOM muscles! Just joined YNAB roughly 50 days ago. My AOM last month was 7days August is 20days, will update what it is by the end of the month. I owe this largely to funding some of my true expenses. I have a line for an emergency fund in my budget-so it reads like an expense, and keep an eye on it through my tracking account. How do I check DOB?
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I found this challenge from one of the July Debt Bootcamp videos. I'm paying off a $4,800 credit card, and I do very much want to increase my AOM.
Since I'm in this debt paydown mode I'm obsessing on the CC available to pay. I sent in a payment Friday, though it wasn't due for another ten days. Then I sent in another payment on Monday (SMH). It just occurred to me that paying things early will keep my AOM lower - that's true right? I went from 8 to 14 then back down to 9 days. I'd like to get above 30 ASAP and that's why I've joined this challenge!
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AOM for August 189 so -4 since July. My goal seems far off for now.
DOB 335 so +10
I have stopped funding my 'culture' and 'travel' categories as I don't go anywhere and haven't attended any cultural events in person since Covid came along. I did however attend an online music festival back in March - which was strange and nice enough but nowhere near the "real thing". I could probably get used to it and it's certainly way more convenient.
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In August I found this AOM challenge. I'm glad to share that my AOM increased from 8 to 18. My goal this year is 50 days. I'm confident that I'll be able to reach that, for several reasons:
- my spending is now finally below my income
- October is a 3 paycheck month
- I am measuring it/focused on it
Thank you :)