Dec 3, 2021
12:19:34pm
12:19:34pm
I'm coming up on the golden year. I was doing our financial plan for next year
and it is finally hitting home what is about to happen this next year for me.
$750/month student loan paid off next month
$650/month car payment paid off next month
$3200/month student loan paid off in June
Only debt is the mortgage.
I've been looking forward to 2022 for a long time. It is finally around the corner and I'm getting quite giddy. Over $4000 a month in disposable income, that has not tithing or tax implication on me.
My wife is gonna freak out when I tell her about my plan...I'm gonna put all the excess disposable money into 403b and 529.
This has been a long long long road to pay off the student debt and has felt like a huge weight on my shoulders. Good riddance.
$750/month student loan paid off next month
$650/month car payment paid off next month
$3200/month student loan paid off in June
Only debt is the mortgage.
I've been looking forward to 2022 for a long time. It is finally around the corner and I'm getting quite giddy. Over $4000 a month in disposable income, that has not tithing or tax implication on me.
My wife is gonna freak out when I tell her about my plan...I'm gonna put all the excess disposable money into 403b and 529.
This has been a long long long road to pay off the student debt and has felt like a huge weight on my shoulders. Good riddance.
Originally posted on Dec 3, 2021 at 12:19:34pm
Message modified by doctorcoug on Dec 3, 2021 at 12:23:22pm
Message modified by doctorcoug on Dec 3, 2021 at 12:23:45pm
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Well, actually....the elimination of interest on your student loans does have a tax impact albeit very small.
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