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Day 9| Paid: $1150.36 | Remaining Debt: $61998.08 My monthly Non-Debt expenses are approximately $1233. (This does not include my health/dental/legal insurance which are automatically deducted, and this takes into account all of the savings I calculated in my previous … Continue reading →

Day 8| Paid: $1150.36 | Remaining Debt: $61998.08 Now that we have taken a closer look at my debts, I want to take some time to look at my non-debt expenses to get a clearer picture of where those stand, … Continue reading →

Day 7| Paid: $1150.36 | Remaining Debt: $61998.08 I had originally planned to write about my non-debt expenses today, but I decided to put that off tomorrow and take a few minutes to savor a little success. Payday Loan 1 … Continue reading →

Day 6| Paid: $0 | Remaining Debt: $63,117.27 Okay, here is where it gets stupid and embarrassing and idiotic. The Payday and Installment loans. Here is a little tip for everyone out there: If you ever feel like you might … Continue reading →

Day 5| Paid: $0 | Remaining Debt: $63,117.27 We are almost all the way through the exploration of my debt. Today I want to look closer at the auto loan and the student loans. Then tomorrow we will look at … Continue reading →

Day 4| Paid: $0 | Remaining Debt: $63,117.27 Today I want to talk about my credit cards. I currently have 4. Let’s look at each of them Credit Card 1: This is a secured credit card with my bank. A … Continue reading →

Day 3| Paid: $0 | Remaining Debt: $63,117.27 Today I want to dig a little deeper into the specific debts. First lets start with the easier ones. After yesterdays depressing realization I need to start with something light today. These … Continue reading →

Day 2| Paid: $0 | Remaining Debt: $63,117.27 Before we look closer at the actual debt I want to give you a brief sense of my average income, just so you have something to compare my debt to and can appreciate the … Continue reading →

Day 1| Paid: $0 | Remaining Debt: $63,117.27 I am in debt. Bad debt. Crushing debt. Yes it could be much worse, but it never should have happened in the first place.  So this year I am on a mission to erase my debt. … Continue reading →