Our emergency plan has proven to be a success!! Although we aren’t able to put tons of money into our emergency fund right now, we are paid up on bills/necessities through September! If you are self employed and/or have sporadic […]
I seem to be quick to jump on here and announce our totals during the good months, and MIA during the bad months. Shame on me. 🙁 But like I warned in March, we had to use our emergency fund. […]
March! I’m way late in getting our March update posted. These are our official numbers for March although we may have to use some of our emergency fund to help out with our expenses until Jareds work has more ups. […]
January 2012! (This was supposed to post yesterday and it was still in my drafts! Ooops!) A new & exciting year for FPU! We had to get a new transmission this month so that was a bummer, but thankfully we […]
I apologize for not having a November update for you. Things were just kind of crazy, and I honestly have no idea how much we saved but I assure you we did not fall off the bandwagon. 🙂 December is […]
October! Our first FULL month in Baby Step 3. Yay!! Our savings account is smiling. What we’ve saved: Month Saved September 2011 $2186.34 October 2011 $4242.17 November 2011 December 2011 January 2012 January 2012 March 2012 April 2012 May 2012 […]
Have you recently started FPU or are considering it? It will change your life by leaps and bounds! If you are needing some help getting started then let me walk you through some things. Do you have a written budget? […]
We first learned of Dave coming local to our area when we were waist high in debt & figured seeing him live would be the last little punch to get us through the final couple months of our debt snowball. […]
Another update for the month of September! As of this month we are DEBT FREE and we’ve also managed to get some into our Emergency Fund as part of Baby Step 3 of FPU! Here’s how God has blessed us […]
That’s right, we paid off all our debt! I know… you’re shocked & probably thinking this wasn’t supposed to happen until December, right?! We still had $5000 (and 28 cents) to pay off just last month (and just yesterday actually) […]
