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About Me:

Banker Gurl

Mid 30's frugal Midwesterner.
Happily Married, homeowner, landlord, puppy mama and twin angel mama.

Financial Goals
*Get back to mortgage only debt
*Continue to make additional payments to goals each month

Goal Priority List for 2020

SAVINGS
*Pay in cash for vacation to Laughlin - Goal Met
*Pay medical bills as they come and don't take on any new debt for medical
*Still have total savings at/above $5K at the end of the year

DEBT
*Store Loan (From $978.74 to $0)
*Mom Loan #3 (From $30,012.24 to $23,351.65)
*Rental #1 Mortgage (From $77,500.00 to $75,200.00)
*Rental #2 Mortgage (From $141.000.00 to $138,800.00)
*Our House (From $236,820.33 to $231,573.13)

RETIREMENT
*Continue contributing 8% to 401K
*Research and review allocations of ROTH and make appropriate adjustments

HEALTH
*Be positive and thankful for what I have

OTHER
*Have new roof put on Rental #2
*Plant bigger/better garden at new house
*Get front and back yard under control
*Live a positive life
*Be the best person I can be

Finally going to turn on the AC

June 30th, 2011 at 10:13 pm

We made it all the way through June without turning on the AC. It has been high 80's - 90's here for over a week so I am sooooo excited to turn on the AC tomorrow! Saves a lot on our utilities bill to stretch out the time between AC and heat.

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