Hi, justcurious about the 'zip' thing...somehow hairs just find their way into the sink piping. I occasionally pour Draino when my sink runs a bit slow. Woula Draino also eat away the hair?
Saving up for a vacation to Europe this summer. I have the mileage for the plane tickets, but I want to make sure that I have enough for lodging and meals.
My short-term goals are to find a job so I can pay off my credit card debt and continue to crush my student loan debt. Everything is at a standstill and I hate it. I'm also adding that I'd like to commit to building my emergency fund, starting a Christmas club and get more job skills.
My main short-term financial goal is to pay off my student loans. Right now, I'm on track to get that done in about 3 years barring any unforseen financial set backs.
My partner and I are saving to pay for two things with cash: a new washing machine and a new car.
For the washer: Every time we do laundry we put two dollars into a jar. Every so often we bank the result.
For the car: He pays for the gas. I put half that amount into a separate online account, and also put in my half of the insurance.
I totally agree with you on the greed part. I am a practicing extreme couponer, or a wanna be one. However, I am not going to lose sleep or panic if I miss one. My goal is to stock the food pantry at my church. I will never have a stock pile. I will keep what I need, maybe a few months worth, and the rest will go to those who are less fortunate. For me this is my rush or addiction. God bless you.
My short term goal is to save 300.00 to attend a conference in May. I need to have the money saved by March in order register. I have 75.00 saved thus far, with plans to put another 50.00 toward it on the 15th. It's a small goal, but significant in that the possibility of attending the conference is pushing me ahead toward other career goals.
My goal is to fully contribute to my Roth for 2013. I have in the past, but with added expenses and the slightly higher Roth limit I'm not sure I'll be able to.
Living in Southern California, we have access to many more locally-grown fruits and vegetables every month than this list shows. If you can find it at the farmer's market and it tastes good, consider that it's in season! Otherwise, go to the supermarket and look at where your produce is coming from. Many stores post this info, or it is tagged on the produce itself. Grapes and tomatoes from the USA = in season. Grapes from Chile, tomatoes from Mexico = not in season.
Hi, justcurious about the 'zip' thing...somehow hairs just find their way into the sink piping. I occasionally pour Draino when my sink runs a bit slow. Woula Draino also eat away the hair?
Start doing an automatic transfer to my 3 girls college savings from every paycheck
I am in need of a car! I have been without now for about a year. Public transportation is nice, but hard to do with a child and our needs.
Short term, I would like to pay off our car before the end of 2014.
I want to start a savings for my kids' college funds.
Saving up for a vacation to Europe this summer. I have the mileage for the plane tickets, but I want to make sure that I have enough for lodging and meals.
Save for taxes, pay down credit cards!
Short Term: Getting the Credit Card paid off, and not racking up a monthly balance ever again :)
My short-term goals are to find a job so I can pay off my credit card debt and continue to crush my student loan debt. Everything is at a standstill and I hate it. I'm also adding that I'd like to commit to building my emergency fund, starting a Christmas club and get more job skills.
My main short-term financial goal is to pay off my student loans. Right now, I'm on track to get that done in about 3 years barring any unforseen financial set backs.
I hope to buy an engagement ring.
6 Monthes till freedom from student loans! Good Bye $23K
My partner and I are saving to pay for two things with cash: a new washing machine and a new car.
For the washer: Every time we do laundry we put two dollars into a jar. Every so often we bank the result.
For the car: He pays for the gas. I put half that amount into a separate online account, and also put in my half of the insurance.
I totally agree with you on the greed part. I am a practicing extreme couponer, or a wanna be one. However, I am not going to lose sleep or panic if I miss one. My goal is to stock the food pantry at my church. I will never have a stock pile. I will keep what I need, maybe a few months worth, and the rest will go to those who are less fortunate. For me this is my rush or addiction. God bless you.
My short term goal is to save 300.00 to attend a conference in May. I need to have the money saved by March in order register. I have 75.00 saved thus far, with plans to put another 50.00 toward it on the 15th. It's a small goal, but significant in that the possibility of attending the conference is pushing me ahead toward other career goals.
my latest short term goal is rebuilding my emergency fund after an unexpected spell of underemployment demolished my savings.
To consistently put 10% of my paycheck into my retirement before I turn 30.
Good article, Julie.
I suppose the good news is if you can learn to not follow your instincts when they are harmful it puts you ahead of the curve.
I'd love to pay off another cc!
To be financially independent!
My goal is to fully contribute to my Roth for 2013. I have in the past, but with added expenses and the slightly higher Roth limit I'm not sure I'll be able to.
my short term goals are to open another savings account and another retirement account hopefully by the end of the summer
Being recently divorced, it's been a struggle getting back on my financial feet. I will save $1000 towards an emergency fund this month!
Living in Southern California, we have access to many more locally-grown fruits and vegetables every month than this list shows. If you can find it at the farmer's market and it tastes good, consider that it's in season! Otherwise, go to the supermarket and look at where your produce is coming from. Many stores post this info, or it is tagged on the produce itself. Grapes and tomatoes from the USA = in season. Grapes from Chile, tomatoes from Mexico = not in season.
So are cucumbers, zucchini, and peppers! Why pick on tomatoes?