Depressed Beyond Words

Today’s post feels embarrassing and humiliating. I want to be successful and make great strides in our debt reduction. I don’t want to keep going further into debt.

But maintaining my positive outlook, I have to remind myself that the choices we made last year were for a reason. Something happened that had to happen, we incurred debt, and didn’t pay enough income taxes. All year long I knew it was going to be a problem, but I didn’t take action. Now we will pay for that mistake.

I finally played around with that income tax calculator that I posted about months ago. I was right, we will owe about $2000 in income taxes. Money we don’t have at the moment. I don’t even want to know what we’ll owe the state.

So on with the positive thinking:

  1. Get our income taxes done, make the payment so we can get in line for that tax relief check. That will help pay some of the $2000.
  2. Our total debt including our mortgage is only ~$65K. That’s really not too bad.
  3. So far Mr. A’s business is bringing in steady money.
  4. He still has one more full paycheck from his last job.

I guess that’s all I can think of for now.

2 comments to Depressed Beyond Words

  • MoneyDummy

    I know how hard it is to have to take a backwards step when you’re trying SO HARD to move forward, but I’m so proud of your determination to have a great attitude. You’re going to be great! You can do it!

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  • Mrs. Accountability

    Moneydummy, thank you for the compliment and your kind words of encouragement. It helps to know I’m not the only one that takes a step forward and two backward sometimes. Warm wishes, Mrs. A

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