Category Archives: Monthly Reports

Credit Card Report December 2007

CC Reports
Here's how the credit card report looks. Basically we now have paid 21% of Credit Card #1 and 15% of Credit Card #2. It's a little confusing as my sister's phone bills come to my credit card, and this past month our son purchased a Total Gym and I used the credit card. He did pay me back right away (just didn't have the cash on hand with him) and my sister also made a payment for the month. I… Read the rest

Monthly Report December 2007

Monthly Reports
All right, time for true confessions… here's what December looked like. Actually I had it figured out last weekend, but didn't have a chance to convert my Quicken Report into Excel and analyze it, make the pretty screenshot and all that. Luckily we received some gift money in December. Mr. Accountability's mother promised that she would give him $500 last year in December, if he stayed a non-smoker. I'm so happy to report that Mr. A is a non-smoker for… Read the rest

Credit Card November 2007 Report

CC Reports
Credit Card #1 11-14-07 $10,107 balance 11-23-07 -$679.00 Payment 11-30-07 +$118.00 Interest 12-1-07 -512.00 Payment New Balance: $8034.00 20.5% of this credit card has been paid. Credit Card #2 11-14-07 $3792.00 11-30-07 +237.00 Bills AutoPay 11-30-07 +30.00 Estimated Interest 12-15-07 -450.00 Payment New Balance: $3609.00 5% of this credit card has been paid.OUT OF DEBT AGAIN is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising… Read the rest

Monthly Report November 2007

Monthly Reports
Remember we tightened our belts the third week into November, so this month's will be another “here's what our mostly non-budget spending looks like”. We purchased six months worth of hay in November at $12/bale. The price per bale is estimated to rise up to $15/bale by the end of the year. We are also putting away a month's worth of hay money each month so when it comes time to purchase hay again, we won't have to come up… Read the rest