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Rounding up

December 14th, 2010 at 09:32 pm


With payments, that is. I'm realizing that every small bit helps in the long run.

I paid an additional $6.50 on my student loan payment (I know, not much, but still *MORE* that I have paid in the past).

I paid an additional $48 on my mortgage payment making it a nice even $500 principle reduction.

I'm still amazed by how much money remains in the checking account as a result of conscientious spending.

I transferred DH's prescription, yielded me another $10 gift card for Target, bringing the "Work Smarter, Not Harder" challenge up to $81, and I mailed in a $5 rebate today, too.

Tomorrow is the day for wrapping (all kids gone all day to school for Christmas Show Practice) and Christmas cards (plan to address and sign tonight, put pictures in tomorrow and mail!) Still need to bake strawberry mini muffins for Special Ed Teacher for tomorrow. I'm noticing less Christmas cards this year compared to last year.

2 Responses to “Rounding up”

  1. Petunia 100 Says:
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    I like to round up too. I have my mortgage set up on an Excel spreadsheet, so that when I prepay a bit, everything automatically recalculates and I can instantly see the effect. It's fun!

  2. Jerry Says:
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    I didn't know that transferring a prescription could lead to a gift card, that is terrific! Even better if you have some insurance that the new pharmacy is closer or more convenient than the last one... Smile Jerry

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