I am not only on course but the expense of my daughter's college is almost done. Thank goodness! Now I am just putting as much away as I can for retirement!
My finances have really turned around since first I visited this site.
I don't make as many entries as I used to do. Still clipping coupons and living below our means.
If you are in debt you can get out and get back to financial sanity. It takes time and you must make tough decisions but you can do it. If I can do it anyone can!
Well, that is my two cents!
On Course!
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@snafu, I have tried to teach her to be frugal and I think it took. This past summer she was working in a lab at school and living off campus. She paid a share of rent, bought groceries, cooked for herself, and in short started living as an adult. The conversations were great. "Gee dad the groceries are so expensive"! Experience is a great teacher and I think she learned quite a bit about paying bills. My wife and I did send a care package to ease the pain a bit but we made sure she did this on her own.
@Joan, I am no Dave Ramsey but the best advice I could give is stop spending except on the absolute necessities. Live below your means and save what you can. The best things in life are truly free.
I've are free.