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Debt Progress


Starting Debt Total (January, 2012) :  $21,952

Current Debt Total (March, 2013)  :  $0

Goal Status : Me Made It!

 

10 Comments

  1. Janine - September 3, 2012

    This is wonderful! You are doing great, congrats!

    Reply
  2. Jonathan - September 12, 2012

    Nice progress! What program did you use to make that chart? Excel?

    Reply
    • jefferson - September 12, 2012

      The spreadsheets in Google Docs actually update the graph real time! Pretty sweet!

      Reply
  3. Jonathan - September 12, 2012

    Wow, I didn’t know Google Docs could do that!

    Reply
  4. Glen @ Monster Piggy Bank - September 17, 2012

    This is a highly inspiring post! In fact this has lead me to post my own debt reduction page on my website. Thank you for the inspiration.

    Reply
  5. Money Man - October 6, 2012

    I love a bit of google docs action! Even better when it tells a story like this! Good for you guys!

    Reply
  6. Staz @ EssentialFinances - October 11, 2012

    Nice job on your debt, I’m currently working on my debt as well and nothing motivates me faster than seeing that I’m on track with my goals. Keep up the good work and keep us updated on your progress!

    Reply
  7. Kim@Eyesonthedollar - December 24, 2012

    I am very excited for you guys. Only a couple of months!

    Reply
  8. alwayshungry4 - January 15, 2013

    Very inspiring progress – I’m just starting on mine and hope to be out of debt by the end of the year. Best wishes for eliminating your debt by your projected end time!

    Reply
    • jefferson - January 16, 2013

      Thank you, AlwaysHungry!.. We are so close that we smell the finish line!

      Reply

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