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Mortgage Payoff Status

April has been the most exciting month for awhile!  We were able to take 3 pieces off our mortgage-debt visual aid tool! I’m hoping that this will still keep us on course to have our home paid off by November 2013!  Sweet!

If you are new to this blog, this is our visual aid for our mortgage payoff.  Every black piece represents a sum of money towards our debt. We take a piece off every time we reach the dollar value of a black piece.

In the beginning: June 2011

Mortgage debt visual aid.

March 2013

Mortgage debt visual aid.

April 2013: 3 pieces removed!!!!

Visual aid tool for mortgage

We have paid of 77% of our mortgage!

The closer it gets, the more I want to work to be done with this debt!  Never thought I would see the day when our debt visual aid shows us that we are so close!!!

Recreation money: This past month I spent most of my money on a dinner with my mom and sister.  It was well worth it for this ridiculously overpriced delicious cheese plate:

Cheese Plate

YUM! Alright, until next time!

6 Comments leave one →
  1. August 25, 2012 10:54 pm

    We are currently in Escrow on a home so we have been saving up for that over the last year, while paying down some of our SL debt. But I must say, my biggest vice would be coffee! I know that I can just brew a cup at home with my Frenchpress, but the convenience of going to a drive-thru makes it hard to resist!

    • August 29, 2012 3:53 pm

      So exciting!!!! And I totally feel you on the coffee thing, I’m such a sucker!

  2. MsGettingItTogether permalink
    September 5, 2012 11:07 am

    Hi! I’m really looking into getting out of debt and using Dave Ramsey’s approach to do so. But I have a question: how do you try to get out of debt if you already have things in collection?

    • September 5, 2012 8:37 pm

      You basically need to start listening to Dave Ramsey on the radio and I would read the book “total money makeover” if you haven’t already. I would even call him (and we have before and actually got on ;) I have no experience with being in collections, but I have heard Dave talk about frequently. I’m so happy you are looking to get out of debt, it’s the best feeling ever!

  3. December 22, 2012 9:18 am

    Wow! Very impressing. Do you have any other investments, or do you concentrate only on your mortgage? Very well done, nonetheless.

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