Sorry it has been so long since I have updated everyone. I came down with “A” virus…not “THE” virus. Then “THE” virus came along which caused a lot of depression, anger, confusion, etc. I work for a hospital. At first we were told not to wear masks because it would scare the patients, then we …
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THINK BEFORE YOU RETIRE Tip #2
Today’s blog is following Think before you retire Tip #1 blog. Some of the FIRE (financial independence retire early) crowd that I follow and love haven’t thought everything through. Some of them don’t own a house. That’s all fine and dandy for the time being but what happens when you have a heart problem (like …
PAYING OFF MY HOME ONE MONTH AT A TIME (post #9)
Well Merry Christmas to everyone!!!! How did everyone’s budget do??? Mine did good. I did not go over my budget this year (I usually don’t). This year I had actually stopped saving cash every paycheck and instead sent money to my Vanguard cash account every paycheck so I wouldn’t have all that cash sitting around …
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LIVING LIFE
Well, well, what to do, what to do. You know that sometimes you really need to live life. BUT ONLY WHEN YOU CAN AFFORD IT!!! I don’t go out often, and don’t go out to eat often. But one of my biggest downfalls is going to McDonald’s and getting a regular Ice Tea with lemon. …
PAYING OFF MY HOME ONE MONTH AT A TIME (post #7)
On 11/4/19 I paid an extra $419.04 to my principal which puts my balance down to $130, 477.92. So far with regular monthly payments I have paid off almost $10,000.00 since my very first house payment in April 2019 (8 months). If I wouldn’t have made extra payments, my balance would be $138,603.13 with still …
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PAYING OFF MY HOME ONE MONTH AT A TIME (post #6)
I am trying to catch my blog posts up to where I am at on my amortization chart. So here is another update, this time for October. And the 2nd chart, which shows I am now down to $131k. What would you give up to pay extra to your principal in order to pay off …
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