I was not able to write DONE beside any of my goals this month. I knew that going in, though, as I decided to tackle the vehicle loan. I have it down to just under $4500, with a regular payment coming out on Monday, March 5th. Once that payment comes out, I will have 6 payments plus a slightly smaller 7th payment left. That means I would now be done with this loan by October 5th. Not good enough IMHO, so I shall continue to attack this loan. I gave myself a window until May 15th to keep throwing money at this and then I will need to go after other, more time pressing goals.
Nothing else really got tackled. I put down $50 plus paid the interest on the LOC and that was all. I can't visciously attack every goal so I either take little bits from each one and feel like I never get anything off the list, or I go hard after one.
I snowflaked $350 in February, a part of which came from the rolled change.
I have bills coming up this month
- filing income tax
- DS2's summer bible camp $300 ish
- DS1 will have a few more outgoing expenses as he gets ready to head off to Italy. I will find out at our group meeting next week
- My package policy for insurance is due on my vehicle
- A couple birthdays forthcoming
- more will pop up that I can't remember
Anxiously awaiting my tech guy on Saturday so I can find out the status of my internet at home. I am really realizing how much time I spend on there. bad jolie!!
2 comments:
You only have $4500 left on your vehicle loan??! Wow!! That's a B.I.G. deal, so sincere congrats on that. It seems the key is to plan, but make them flexible, as life gets in the way and what you're saving for today may not be what you're saving for tomorrow! This is likely why I throw a little bit into each savings account every payday. So it feels like I'm getting somewhere on each one.
My washing machine is also sounding as if it's nearing the end of it's life, but I can find nowhere in my budget for the extra money for a new one, so I sit through every washload with my fingers crossed.
Well done on the car loan........
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