Always something. I was really hoping to knock π₯ CC5 out today.
But, I had to budget for contact lens ($150). I wear my glasses π 90% of the time but with those special occasions I like to have my contacts. Many reasons why Iβve started a medical fund. I also have to pick up my meds, thatβs $27.99. So about a $180 on healthcare that could have went to debt. I know I shouldnβt complain because any other time I would have to use the CC π³.
I was able to pay at least half the balance on CC5 bringing the total to $225, yay. Iβm still on track to have four credit cards π³ paid off this year.
One thing Iβm feeling good about, well a couple:
* Today was pay day and all bills for the month are paid, in advance mind you
* Extra was paid on the credit card π³
* I cash flowed health expenses
* I was able to also save
* And I love my new job
Though Iβve been on the job just over a month, Iβve been able to make some traction, and my boss is amazing.
In other news, I see things getting worst with the SO and his daughter being pregnant. Heβs making things happen and of course it frustrates me because as usual things are late here at the house. What frustrates me is, heβll make sure the money is available for her but when it comes to the house itβs a different story. I just have to keep reminding myself that one, Iβm paying down debt, two once the house sells I can move on, three this is just a minor setback.
Live and learn
Always Something
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For a tiny bit of advice, and I don't want to sound too harsh, because I know fully well how tough this can be but... the contacts should have waited. It's more of a want than a NEED. You could have been $150 closer to your goal. The HSA that was mentioned in the comments is another good idea; that's essentially paying for your contacts with dollars that aren't taxed (almost a 30% discount in some states!).
Being debt free is 100% worth it.