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Losing to Win
I am finding interesting success since I have started thinking of my weight loss and debt loss goals as the same thing. From January 8, 2019, to today I have “lost” $5,498.08 in debt, and since February 13, 2019, I … Continue reading
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I’ve Had it with Credit Card Interest
I’ve really had it with credit cards and their interest rates. Fed up. Done. I get that credit cards may raise interest rates when the Federal Reserve increases interest rates. But I’ve had multiple credit cards raise the rate each … Continue reading
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Losing Weight and Losing Debt
I haven’t quite worked it out yet, but I feel there is a connection between my being overweight and my being weighed down by debt. For several years now, I have gone back and forth trying to lose the same … Continue reading
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Tagged Debt, finances, financial freedom, inspiration, money, spending, weight
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Credit Card Interest
$6,366.38. That’s how much credit card interest I paid in 2018. I can’t even really say I paid it when in reality it’s merely being added to my credit card balances. Two steps forward, one step back. Seeing that number … Continue reading
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Crossing the Grocery Hurdle
Going to the grocery store and Costco today was a huge hurdle for me to overcome while trying to keep on track with my January challenge to spend less. I have such a strong impulse to stock up. I think … Continue reading
Grinding to a Win
As part of my January challenge to not buy anything non-essential at the grocery store, I made my own ground cinnamon! I’ve been eating oatmeal for breakfast most days because it’s healthy as well as that I have a lot … Continue reading
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Mt. Everest of Debt
I am in debt. Deeply in debt. I would say so far down the rabbit hole except it feels like a mountain. Right before January 1 is when I started thinking of all the resolutions I could make. Lose weight, … Continue reading