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The Bright Side of Debt
http://thebrightsideofdebt.blogspot.com
Through six years of marriage, we have accumulated debt in the amount of $270,000. This is our journey to eliminate debt and remain debt-free. We have vowed never to use another credit card for everyday purchases and to live a cash only life.
- Added on: Oct 29th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Michelle Bright
- Listed in: Finance Lifestyle
- Tags: personal finance debt credit cards debt repayment life journey
Recent Posts
Moving On to CC#5
CC#4 is officially history. Hubby took care of paying off the balance of $386 today. I have decided to aggressively attack CC#5, which currently has a balance of just over $1100. If I pay according to the yearly spending plan that I’ve laid...
February Budget Recap
I’ve updated “Our Debt” page with February’s figures. The trend seems to be consistency with paying off debt. Since I started tracking all our expenses in September, we have decreased debt almost 3%. That seems like a small...
The Last 24 Hours
The last 24 hours have been tough. As I was locking up my file cabinets and straightening my desk yesterday before leaving work, my cell phone rang and a number displayed that I didn’t recognize. I normally don’t answer numbers that I...
Added to Snowflake Account & Other Ramblings
My first half of February sales on Half.com was deposited this morning. I had $49.97 in sales, although my profit wasn’t that great since my husband mailed several packages priority instead of media mail. However, I went ahead and took $50 ...
Updates, Updates, Updates
I’ve updated my BSoD goals and established my March goals. I have also been updating daily the Challenges page with my progress on not spending money on eating out or purchasing snacks/drinks when I am by myself. I thought I was going to ma...
Continued Improvement
I was checking my lovely Bank of America credit card account online tonight. The statement usually comes out about this time every month. I was shocked to find that the minimum payment this month was $170. It is usually around $195. Looking at my...
