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Snowballing . . . My husband’s old student loan payment is now an extra payment on my husband’s USAA debt. The two debts to USAA should be paid off by July of next year if Murphy can leave us alone for a while.

Another debt bites the dust! Next up? USAA. But first we have to pay off the new riding lawn mower we bought in August before the grace period is over. We just couldn’t continue mowing our three-plus acres with a push mower—especially in the heat.

My husband and I are getting more serious about paying off debt; we have paid off nearly $9k in 45 days, and we expect to see the last of his student loan gone by the end of this month. Seeing those numbers change to zero on the debt snowball spreadsheet is motivating, isn’t it? How did you do in July?

What a week this has been! I have been really tired lately and just haven’t had the energy I need to work on house projects and the blog and hang out on social media. I thought maybe my thyroid was just out of whack again, but nope . . . I am pregnant again! We aren’t telling people yet in person because we went through a miscarriage last year, and I don’t want to drag our family through that heartache again. My husband said it best: We are cautiously optimistic. (Oh, and there is one more change: I have finally changed my IG name from simplifydeclutterorganize to match the blog name I switched to last year. Sorry for any confusion.)

We have been living in this house for nearly four months, but today is the day we (finally!) cleaned out the garage and moved in our two primary vehicles. The Jeep is literally full of items to take to the thrift store. Progress is good!

I paid off all my credit card debt in June (for the first time since 2006!). Now we are attacking my husband’s private student loan. Since the loan company keeps increasing the interest on a quarterly basis, we figure we’ll knock off this one in a hurry for once and for all. I have made two extra payments so far in July and planned for the regular payment to credit this week as well. But apparently the lender isn’t going to deduct our regularly scheduled direct debit now. I haven’t had this problem with my student loan company, so this issue is a new one for me. I do see the benefits for folks in situations other than ours, but I definitely want this debt gone before the interest goes up again and will be making that regular payment next week anyway.

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