Alright, so the money was transferred to my bank account and I paid the credit card debt. Actually I will still have a balance of about $100 on there, but I will pay that in the next couple weeks and then stick the credit card in my desk where I won't have it with me.
My plan of using my PayPal debit card to pay for my gas is working out good thus far this month, and it's been needed. Things are very tight this month, and in three weeks I'll be spending a week in the Outer Banks in North Carolina. Some friends of mine rent a house out there once a year or so, and it's a huge house and after we all split the cost, it only comes to about $150 per person for the whole week. We also divide up the making of the meals, so that each couple or pair is responsible for providing food on one day. We drive down there, so all in all, it is a very inexpensive week of vacation.
I'll try to get together a snapshot of my financial picture here sometime like I used to do....
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Congrats on no debt! I stick my cards in the icebox, that way I have to dig and get my hands icey cold to get to them.
Congratulations on getting out of debt. But, any ideas on how to get INTO debt? I just can't seem to, considering I need debt to get debt. Read my little story at "How to get a Credit Card in 6 months"
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