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🔺 r/personalfinanceuCatlas_Se7en·38 days ago

Getting myself out of the mess I created when I was 18.

I’m 24 and making roughly 2100 every two weeks. Just got rid of my biggest debt being my car. $679 a month just lopped off. All gone. Got roughly 9000 in credit card debt spread across multiple cards. I made bad financial decisions when I was younger. I have no savings. I also pay no rent. My bills include my internet payment of $90 a month, $110-150 a month for my wife and I’s phone plan, car insurance of $110 a month, my gas card which tends to be around $150 a month, and my toll pass which tends to be $30 a month. Outside of that, food/necessities bill is roughly $300 a month give or take, then feeding my cats which is about $160 a month. Am I in an okay place to get my debt paid off by end of year? submitted by /u/Catlas_Se7en to r/personalfinance [link] [comments]
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