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  • Re: Monday Accountability

    hoffsehoffse
    January 2015
    All of this. (View Post)
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  • Re: Getting DH on board with Dave Ramsey. long.

    hoffsehoffse
    January 2015
    I agree with @als1982. DR can be sort of heavy for people just starting out. I'm personally not a huge fan of his methods, but they can be very good for folks who are in serious credit card debt… (View Post)
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  • Re: Pay off debt from e-fund?

    hoffsehoffse
    January 2015
    Truth. (View Post)
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  • Re: Pay off debt from e-fund?

    hoffsehoffse
    January 2015
    So after daycare and rent you are looking at $3700/month for utilities, food, clothing, gas, etc. Seriously, you should have no problem living off of half of that if you have no other debt. Say you … (View Post)
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  • Re: Pay off debt from e-fund?

    hoffsehoffse
    January 2015
    With that much in your e-fund I would probably just pay it off, and I'm not a DR follower at all. Pay back your efund with your bonus and tax return, and just be diligent about it. There's … (View Post)
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