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JANUARY 8, 2020

However, 2019 was the first year that I found a word that I could stand by. I adored my word and everything about what I was trying to achieve for 2019. By the end of 2019, I achieved one major bullet point and the others will continue to be a work in progress. ALSO our 2019 Financial Goal!).

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Financial Goals Goals 2020 2019 130

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JANUARY 17, 2018

Did you make 2018 financial goals ? My husband and I discussed some ideas over our holiday break and we decided on 2 solid must-achieve financial goals for the year. If we complete them early, we’ll move on to 2 additional goals that are on our radar. If not, we’ll start saving in 2019.

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Financial Goals Goals 2018 Debt 113

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OCTOBER 18, 2019

Our 2019 Financial Goal. Happy New Year’s 2019: In January 2019, we were down to one final non-mortgage loan, so we created just one financial goal for the year—-to pay off that last non-mortgage debt by December. We can now move on to other financial goals. 2018 Update.

Debt 100

Debt 2019 Financial Goals Emergency Fund 100

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JANUARY 5, 2019

So will 2019 be any different for me? My word for 2019 is REDUCE. Our main financial goal is to pay off our last non-mortgage loan. It was a goal in 2018, but high medical bills and other financial challenges hindered our progress. My plan is for 2019 to be different. In fact, I turn 50 in 2019.

2019 100

2019 Recycle Recycled Recycling 100

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APRIL 9, 2021

Listed below is our original debt freedom plan that we wrote back in 2013. Number 4 was knocked out in 2019. We sent our very last payment to my husband’s student loan in September 2019, the same month I turned 50. Our Debt Freedom Plan – written in 2013. Update: DONE Sept 2019!! DONE November 2019.

Debt 130

Debt Emergency Fund 2019 Debt Free 130

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JUNE 22, 2020

In September 2019, my husband and I accomplished our biggest financial goal in our almost 20 years of marriage. By the summer of 2013, we found ourselves in a pickle–we had too much debt and not enough cash flow. It was so big that I cried for two days straight– we paid off six figures in non-mortgage debts.

Debt 130

Debt Health Insurance Insurance Budgeting 130