Hopefully the changes I made were flawless and if you’re reading me through a reader it’s still feeding properly.
I sprung for a domain registration for the site. The new URL is now www.outofdebtagain.com where formerly it was outofdebtagain.blogspot.com. You can get to Out of Debt Again using either address.
I was stressing about our taxes. I’d started them in TurboTax Online, but then I lost my nerve. I blame it on being sick. I’ve never lost my nerve doing taxes before. Then again, I’ve never owed taxes in my life! This bit about having to pay $2000 was freaking [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
Every weekend I spend several hours working with our finances. When I do it every single weekend, it’s a lot easier. When I miss a weekend, there’s twice as much data entry. Although it’s difficult to make myself sit down every single weekend, it definitely is less time consuming to do it every weekend.
My mom called me a couple of days ago, wanting to fill me in on all the details about the Economic Stimulus Payment. She told me even if you didn’t make any money last year, you can still fill out a Form 1040A and get a check. She told me to be sure to [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
I’m sure everyone knows by now that we are entitled to our free credit reports (not the score) through AnnualCreditReport.com.
But what if you don’t have a computer and can’t go online? My mom doesn’t have a computer and asked if I could check her report today. We went through the steps, but come [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
I’ve noticed an interesting phenomenon when talking to people in real life about debt. Generally they have more debt than we do, and the comments always similar, “That’s nothing. I wish I only had $10,000 in debt. Try having $35,000 in debt.”
The implication seems to be that I’m fussing about nothing. As if [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
Mr. A and I used to carpool to work when he had a “regular” job but now that he has his own business I’ve been driving myself. Occasionally it still works out for us to carpool so we did that today.
When we were close to my job, he mentioned he’d watched Dave Ramsey [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
In addition to being sick, my online time has been seriously limited since March 3rd, as we have once again been invaded by some alien software which is hogging our bandwidth.
We live out in the country and the only high speed internet is satellite. The least expensive option through our ISP is $49.95 [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
The payment from Citicards finally arrived at Chase, and we now have a -$0- balance there. Nice.
Our cancellation refund check arrived from Geico Direct in the amount of $269.46.
Mr. A’s last “day job” paycheck hit our checking account this morning to the tune of $999.00. He’s been busy with his new business, [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
In February, I took a $6000 cash advance transfer into our checking account so we could pay for the past due child support which my husband owes to me (which we in turn have to pay back to the state [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
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