Thank you to the men and women we lost, who served this great nation, for my freedom. Freedom is never free.
This Memorial Day, I did nothing. I just took this time to read about some interesting facts regarding the holiday while reflecting on what so many have gave.
I did manage to check somethings off my to do list, like balancing my checking and saving accounts, balancing one CC account and finishing up a report for an organization I belong to. I still have one more account to review but hey at least I'm on track.
I also tackled my May book. I have about 1.5 chapters to go and I'll be done for May. I'll be reading Suze Orman's Young, Fabulous and Broke for June. I've decided that I need to start budgeting $20 a month for books. I miss writing in them, taking notes and having the ability to refer back to them. I've been checking out books at my local library but I want to be able to refer back to my books. I did find a site called thrift books or something similar I can't remember, that sells books really inexpensive. Books over $10 have free shipping.
Memorial Day
May 28th, 2018 at 09:18 pm
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May 29th, 2018 at 12:56 am 1527551797
Is the house going to close this week? Do you have the amount you will receive from the sale firmed up? Have you decided where it will go?
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May 29th, 2018 at 02:47 am 1527558438
That $60k will wipe out all the consumer debt. What is your plan for the remaining funds? You could wipe out one student loan. Or you could jump start your retirement savings. Down payment on a house? In your shoes, I would defer that and pay off the debt.
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