By Mrs. Accountability on February 17th, 2010
I never got around to reporting in December on our credit card debt. In November the total was $23,775.36 and at the end of January it was $23,645.68. It has gone down $129.68 in two months. Yet again, while I wish it was going down faster, at least it is going down … click here to continue reading Credit Card Report January 2010
By Mrs. Accountability on February 16th, 2010
Thank you to everyone who commented! I donated $1 for every comment as promised, to the Red Cross today.
We tend to forget about disasters quickly, especially when they aren’t in our own backyard, but Haiti is still suffering and needs our help, so do what you can today to help.
Thanks again for your … click here to continue reading Thanks for Helping Haiti!
By Mrs. Accountability on February 14th, 2010
Maybe this happened, and maybe it didn’t.
I’m not really into jewelry and have only a few pieces that Mr. A has bought me over the years from a local jeweler in one of the small towns nearby.
Yesterday he decided he wanted to get me something for Valentine’s Day. He picked up … click here to continue reading Happy Valentine’s Day
By Mrs. Accountability on February 13th, 2010
In February 2008, Out of Debt Again was still a baby blog barely six months old.
During that month we took a new direction as Mr. A gave his two week notice at his regular job to pursue his own business full time. We went deeper into debt by using a credit card … click here to continue reading Blast from the Past – February 2008
By Mrs. Accountability on February 12th, 2010
I haven’t done a Friday Finds post in forever, and this week I want to include my thanks to Credit Card Offers IQ for hosting the Carnival of Money Stories: Superbowl Edition on Monday and including my post I’m Drowning in Receipts.
Some other stories I liked from the CoMS2:
Money Management Advice From … click here to continue reading Friday Finds
By Mrs. Accountability on February 9th, 2010
Have you gotten any notices about the changes? I have received several.
My GE Money Lowe’s card (which I haven’t used in years) arrived with this information:
Due to new credit card regulatory requirements, we will no longer be permitted to offer “no payment” promotions. As a result, starting on February 1, 2010, any … click here to continue reading Those New Laws Regarding Our Credit Cards
By Mrs. Accountability on February 8th, 2010
I haven’t done a garden update in a while, even though my garden has been quietly growing throughout winter.
Unfortunately, the bed I planted in was underlaid with chicken wire over three years ago, so the gopher was able to make his way into the bed and was starting to eat my vegetables. … click here to continue reading February Gardening 2010
By Mrs. Accountability on February 6th, 2010
 Today my guest for the Q&A exchange is Esavings Blog. Esavings has a lot of great links to various types of savings you can find online for the drugstore, grocery store and restaurants. After you read her answers here, go over to her site and read my answers. And while you’re … click here to continue reading Meet Esavings from Esavings Blog
By Mrs. Accountability on February 5th, 2010
Thank you to my top referrers for the month of January 2010 (according to Google Analytics):
Ultimate Money Blog
Frugal for Life
Make it from Scratch! Carnival
Eliminate the Muda
Funny About Money
Wisebread
Saving Money Plan
Gotta a Little Space to Fill
Graceful Retirement
Cooking Luck
Debt Marathon
Grocery Cart Challenge
Grocery Coupon Guide
Not Made of Money
Coupon Cravings
Yours Truly,
Yakezie Posts
… click here to continue reading Top Referrers January 2010
By Mrs. Accountability on February 4th, 2010
One of my readers, Cynthia From Debt Marathon commented on last Monday in response to my post I’m Drowning in Receipts “…your stack of receipts was outrageous to me!”
I agree wholeheartedly!!!
Then I thought it might be entertaining to share some stats on those receipts with y’all.
This is counting all the receipts I … click here to continue reading Those Darned Receipts
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