TFSA $88.96 (up $1.00)
Xmas Fund $34.70 (same)
RRSP Savings Acct. $10.00 ( up $5.00)
EEE Account $10.03 (down $45.00)
RRSP MF Acct. $1,210.83 (up $3.02)
RESP MF Acct. $0 New Account
Emergency Fund Acct. $91.09 (up $60.00)
House Fund $40.00 (up $15.00)
Biz Savings/5 Categories $225.00 (up $126.02)
Canada Savings Bonds $735.00 (up $140.00)
B's Savings Acct. $85.21 (up $31.05)
HBC Card (28.8%): $406.86, down $34.24
Personal Loan: $6445.00, down $160.00
MBNA Card (27.98%): $2,117.14, down $151.47
Capital One Card (19.8%): $4,119.24, down $72.04
Overdraft 1: $799.39, increased by $299.39
Auto Loan: $1,199.23, down $194.97
Tax Owing: $4,385.82, down $250.00
Biz HST: $4,839.00
Dental Bill: $1,301.10
Overdraft 2: $380.80, decreased by $88.24
Total Debt owed on January 1, 2011: $23,861.01
Our current total Debt owing: $21,874.34
Difference since January 1, 2011: $1,986.67
Good things this month:
- I got a bank account and RESP Mutual fund account opened in Cub's name
- In a month that is historically bad for income, I brought in over $3000
- I have $1100 of outstanding invoices that should be paid next month
- Knowing that I have to pay off $4800 of debt in the next 110 days
- Still paying off credit card debt that I incurred over 3 years ago
- Needing work done on my van that is going to cost me in the $3000 range
As someone who has just taken her head out of the sand and added up the numbers, I think you're doing great! Your organization gives me motivation to keep plugging away. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSarah
Our debt is about the same now...
ReplyDeleteKeep going I know how you feel some months are slower than others on debt repayment but still going in the right direction so good for you!
Sarah