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I have no debt except my husband's new car payment. I could easily pay it off but then he would want a new car again!
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i owe about $3750 on my car (personal loan).
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$118,000 mortgage
$ 13,000 other debt (personal loan & auto) Total $131,000 When I get frustrated about it, I try to remember that when I set my mind getting out of debt in March 2007 the total was $168,000! |
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I have about 12,000 debt on a 0% cc, looking for new offers to transfer in January when it expires, and a mortgage.
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The numbers are ugly but have improved drastically over the course of this year:
$250K - House $116K - Student Loans $20K - Truck $19K - Car $12K - Personal Loans $5K - CC $422K - Total Yuck. It's ugly but like I said - it was probably about $20K higher at the beginning of the year so it's getting there. |
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I live in an apartment, but other than my rent, I have no debt. Everything is paid off, including student loan, car, and credit cards.
Because I have no debt, it enables me to designate a large chunk of my paycheck to go into savings, which is currently built up to about three months of living expenses (shooting for six). I contribute 10% of my paycheck to my 401k (with a 6% company match dollar-for-dollar) and was putting $250 per month into a Roth IRA, but I have stopped funding it for the time being until my six-month savings is built up. At that time I am also considering putting the amount per month I was saving (or close to it) into good mutual funds. Does anyone have any other suggestions on what I could be doing for the time being? |
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Mortgage currently at 66 000$
Car loan 6600$, 0% interest, will be paid of in 11 months However, I suspect the major renos we'll start in the spring will set us back around 15 000$, 5-7k of which will com from the HELOC (probably paid in 1 year). We could probably pay it off right away if we didn't do any vacations, but I firmly try to balance my life with enjoyment, savings, and a little debt (quite small for our income of 120 000$/year). |
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I'm curious why you don't consider your mortgage to be a debt. It is money that you've borrowed and need to repay over time. Isn't that the definition of a debt?
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