JayManC's Net Worth for March 2008

Assets	Value	Change ($)	Change (%)
Cash	$10,132	$3,573	54.47%
Stocks	$0	-	-
IRA	$0	-	-
Retirement	$13,000	-	-
Home	$150,000	-	-
Cars	$1,100	-	-
Personal Property	$0	-	-
Total Assets	$174,232	$3,573	2.09%

Debts	Value	Change ($)	Change (%)
Home Mortgage(s)	$139,391	-	-
Other Mortgage(s)	$0	-	-
Student Loans	$4,644	$17	0.37%
Credit Cards	$7,386	($489)	(6.21%)
Car Loans	$0	-	-
Other Debts	$16,304	$83	0.51%
Total Debts	$167,725	($389)	(0.23%)
Net Worth	$6,507	$3,962	155.68%
^*All values shown in USD ($)

Notes:
Consolidated "Other Debts" to include a Signature Loan with a balance of $15954 and a $350 loan from the gf. Should take most of the free cash I have an knock out the remaining balance on my Best Buy Card, and eliminate the majority of the balance on the NFCU Visa. Expect a slight downward trend next month from the reduction in cash slightly balanced out by the reduction in 2 Credit Cards plus a my snowball changing to the Student loan.

Notes:

Consolidated "Other Debts" to include a Signature Loan with a balance of $15954 and a $350 loan from the gf. Should take most of the free cash I have an knock out the remaining balance on my Best Buy Card, and eliminate the majority of the balance on the NFCU Visa. Expect a slight downward trend next month from the reduction in cash slightly balanced out by the reduction in 2 Credit Cards plus a my snowball changing to the Student loan.

Comments

7/25/2023 7:55:28 AM JayManC
I remember about this time I was in Qatar looking to find financial resources to guide me in what to do (next). I think I came across Get Rich Slowly (blog) and a couple of sites referencing Dave Ramsey's Total Money Makeover. Bought the book on Amazon and had it shipped to me overseas. Once it arrives, I think I read the book in two or three days and committed to ending my time in debt.