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Financial Year in Review 2020

November 22, 2020 by Trying to get ahead 1 Comment

Here is my annual review on what my balances were since I started tracking: MORTGAGE:

NOV 2016 = 86,735.14

NOV 2017 = 84,213.18

NOV 2018 = 81,699.54

NOV 2019 = 79,499.00 (REFINANCED IN SEPTEMBER – took off 2 years of our balance and $100 off our monthly payment plus the credit union paid the closing costs).

NOV 2020 = 73,000.00

STUDENT LOAN

NOV 2016 = 17,764.25

NOV 2017 = 15,990.72

NOV 2018 = 14,157.47

NOV 2019 = PAID OFF IN AUGUST (I started paying double and triple payments and eventually paid it off lump sum)

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NOV 2016 = 13,928.46

NOV 2017 = 11,564.48

NOV 2018 = 9,759.51

NOV 2019 = PAID OFF IN SPRING (double and triple payments and eventually paid it off lump sum)

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NOT TRACKED IN 2016

NOV 2017 = 8,315.19

NOV 2018 = 0 (Paid Off Balance Transfer back in August)

Goal for 2020: Beef up my emergency savings account to $10,000. EXCEEDED my goal. Current balance is $10,505.00 (thanks to working from home…less expenses).

Goal for 2021: Still to be determined. I will post that in a future entry.

Hopefully this can help those at the beginning of their debt repayment journey that it is possible to get ahead. 

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Trying to get ahead

Middle-aged couple with three adult sons, still working. Doing what we can to live our best lives while living under our means and planning ahead.

Paid off credit card, car loan, and student loan debt in 2019.
Savings goal for 2020 $10k MET GOAL
Savings goal for 2021 $20k
Mortgage balance $72k as of 12/1/2020.

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