| Currency |
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| United States Dollar - USD |
| Date Joined |
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| 11/25/2018 |
| Salary Range |
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| 100,000 - 149,999 |
| Occupation |
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| Computer Programming |
| Age Range |
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| 50-54 |
| Cost Of Living |
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| [not set] |
| About Me |
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| Single parent paying off $94,000 debt (mainly student loans) quick because I need to start focusing on retirement. I know, way behind schedule. But I figured out how I can retire at 58-60 if I stay diligent, continue to live frugally and keep investing. |
| Best Financial Decision |
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| Using cash for discretionary spending. < While I no longer do this, it was integral to getting on track when needed. |
| Worst Financial Decision |
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| Student Loans. Putting myself in debt. Financing cars. Debt is really quite a banshee. |
| Current Investing Strategy |
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| 19% into retirement. I will be done with the SL debt this year whether it be paid off, forgiven or cancelled. |
| How do you manage your finances? |
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| Variable spending on a CC. PIF'd every paycheck. All bills and investments are automated. |
| What tools do you use? |
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| Spreadsheet, Budget. Diligent tracking. Mint. |
| Last Login |
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| 6/18/2022 |
| Budget |
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| This user has not created a budget |