This morning, about 11:00, I went to the Credit Union. I had recieved my check for the $50 rebate on the copier I bought, and I had rolled up $29 dollars worth of loose coins. I put them all in my savings account.
Then I transferred $295.93 from my savings account and paid off my car loan. After a little under 5 years, I now own it all myself. And my major debt load is gone. I have 4 credits cards with a total of $130 on them, which I shall pay before the end of the month, and at that time, I will be totally and completely DEBT FREE!!!
WHOOO-Hooo!
This is the first time since....well, since I don't know, probably 15 years or so that I will be totally and completely out of debt and not owe anyone anything. How sweet a feeling that is.
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6 comments:
Time to buy a house! They are total bargains I hear nowadays.
zero is a great feeling in this case....and i envy you.
Congrats on that! I've had to cut the magnetic stripes off my cards because of my complete lack of willpower when it comes to spending.
Or buy a new car. I hear dealers are having a very hard time right now since consumer and business credit is so tight.
I'm jumping with glee because I'm just about to buy a new car. I'll be paying cash thank you very much.
And the real estate market is collapsing such that in a couple years I'll probably pickup a multi-unit property for a song.
Future is so bright I gotta wear shades.
That's awesome news, Polty! You're in the perfect position to weather our economic crisis. Debt-free is a great way to be.
Debt free here too! Poor as a churchmouse but debt free! Ha!
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