What
Worked
We
increased our savings account $1,550.47 to $5,140.41, thanks primarily to my
wife earning a $2,325 gross ($1,937.89 net) quarterly bonus. We also paid $1,250 off on our 0% credit card
debt, which is now down to $7,191.35. I started a small vegetable garden in our
backyard. This is our first step toward
growing some of our own food and hopefully saving money long-termJ.
What
Didn’t Work
We contributed a total of $2,076.20 our retirement accounts, but saw them decrease $1,462.84 to $50,761.30 total.
We contributed a total of $2,076.20 our retirement accounts, but saw them decrease $1,462.84 to $50,761.30 total.
Next
Month
June may be another good month because my wife receives a third “extra” check. This should allow us to pay another good chuck off of our 0% credit card debt. Knocking down that credit card debt is our #1 financial goal right now.
June may be another good month because my wife receives a third “extra” check. This should allow us to pay another good chuck off of our 0% credit card debt. Knocking down that credit card debt is our #1 financial goal right now.