With a minute to spare, I posted our financial goals for 2008 right before the switch to 2008. So…how did we do?
For our credit card debt, we wanted to pay off at least $10,000 more. That would put us in a good position to meet our goal date of May 2009. How much did we pay? $10,965. We exceeded our goal.
For our savings, we wanted to beef it up to $2,500 (although I noted it would be nice to get it to $5,000). I won’t have our final amount until interest is added in, but we have over $3,700 in our savings so we met that goal as well.
I have a feeling it will be down to the wire again this year to post our 2009 financial goals. The only thing I can think about is getting our credit card debt finally paid off. We are so close now…I can taste it!
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Posted: December 31st, 2008 at 10:41 pm
You continue to inspire! Keep up the awesome work… and have a blessed 2009!
YOU ROCK!!!
NCN
Psst… go update your network chart… hehe
Posted: December 31st, 2008 at 10:48 pm
God Bless You in 2009!
Posted: January 1st, 2009 at 3:16 pm
I’m in the same boat with the credit card debt–less than $2,000 to go! We should be done with it by April at the latest. Best of luck to you in the final stretch