It took a while, because we took a little break on the snowball to buy baby stuff (nothing charged!), but finally in June we were able to pay off the carpet. As a result, July statement balances were:
1) Kohl's Card - PAID OFF
2) Nelnet (Jen's Student Loan) - PAID OFF
3) HH Gregg (Refrigerator) - PAID OFF
4) Nelnet (Eric's Student Loan) - PAID OFF
5) Toyota Financial (Jen's Car) - PAID OFF
6) Rite Rug (Carpet) - PAID OFF
7) Bank of America (Credit Card) - $7,469.79 - 19.24% - $189 min payment
8) Firstmerit Bank (Eric's Car) - $9,434.51 - 6.5% - $399.96 min payment
9) Bank of America (Credit Card) - $21,048.02 - 16.24% - $481 min payment
10) National City (Home Equity) - $24,103.75 - 5.5% - $109.21 (interest only payment)
TOTAL DEBT = $62,056.07 TOTAL PAYMENTS = $1,179.17 TOTAL REDUCTION = $21,608.70
In February 2007, I discovered Dave Ramsey and have since then been working hard to eliminate our massive debt. Thankfully, we've always been able to pay our bills and have excellent credit, but just too much of it! We're working to pay off all of our debt, so we can enjoy the freedom to do what we really want. Including being debt free by the time I quit my job to go to medical school (in which I will incur more debt before paying it off again!) This is personal, so please don't judge!
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Payoff Dates
- 2/23/07 - Toyota Car Payment
- 4/13/07 - HH Gregg (Refrigerator)
- 4/22/07 - Nelnet (Jen's Student Loan)
- 4/23/07 - Kohl's
- 10/18/07 - Nelnet (Eric's Student Loan)
- 6/22/08 - Rite Rug (Carpet)
Debt Reduction Highlights
- April 2007 - Down $5,000
- July 2007 - Down $10,000
- November 2007 - Down $15,000
- June 2008 - Down $20,000
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CashCrate Earnings
- As of 8/20/08 - $25.38
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