Hey Guys,
IT’S OVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My credit card balance is now $0.00!!!! :screams: 🙂 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Oh wait, one more… “!” 🙂
I have successfully defeated the evil plastic nemesis and am now credit card debt-freeeeeee!
I got a tax refund and it hit my checking account today. Woot! I immediately used some of it to pay off the rest of my credit card debt. When I say immediately, I mean within seconds. Most of my refund went into savings.
You guys can’t see me, but I’m doing some serious dancing right now!
Ohhhh, I thought I’d never see this day. After two looooong years of payments, during part of which I was unemployed, $30,340 of credit card debt is finally gone. I have no speeches or words of wisdom in this post. I’ll have something more articulate to write next time. Right now… I just gotta dance!!!!
Carlton’s with me…
C’mon all you guys, join in. Let’s boogie! All together now…
Double Debt Single Woman 
SUPER AMAZING!!!! That is such great news! I am so happy for you…that is an amazing accomplishment.
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Thanks!! 🙂
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That is SO amazing!!! Congrats! Your hard work has paid off!
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Yes, it’s been a long road. 🙂
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What an amazing accomplishment!!! Way to go! I’m sure this will keep your debt payoff momentum going now that you get to reap some of the reward. Keep dancing, sister!
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Yes, indeed! Thanks! 🙂
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HAPPY DANCING WITH YOUUUUUUUU!!!! 😀
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Ha! Partaaay! 😀
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A VERY, VERY BIG congratulations. You can wake up every morning for the rest of your life with a feeling of relief that people who’ve never experienced debt will never know.
I’ve gone through a similar thing to you, but not as severe, and I feel light inside now, freer, even though I’m not fully out of it.
I hope you will celebrate well.
Best of luck.
Paul M.
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Thanks. Yes it is training for mountain of debt I have to climb next (student loans).
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This post, and the rest of your blog, is so inspirational! Like you, I too have a mountain of evil debt I’d like to squash. Nothing beats the feeling of keeping your paycheck for life’s rewards–and not the burdens. Thanks for the added drive to improve my debt-free goals. Congrats on your success!
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Absolutely! So true. It’s a great milestone. 🙂
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Congrats!! I’m only a few weeks away from being car loan debt free, so I know how thrilling this must be for you 🙂
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Good for you! You can do a happy dance soon, too. 🙂 Or you can take a happy drive in your paid off car. Keep it up!
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Yes!! You are fantastic!! Way to persevere!
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Thanks! I’m doing what I can! 🙂
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YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES!!!!!!! I am so thrilled for you. You might consider putting “I paid off my credit cards” on a tshirt and wearing it around for the next month or so 🙂
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Thanks! Ha! Don’t tempt me! 🙂
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I’m new to the site and really enjoying reading your past posts. I have to say that I’m really impressed that you have excepted responsibility for your debt and your working hard to get rid of it. Looks like you have made incredible progress in just two years and I think your well on your way. I will be pulling for you! Scott
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Thanks, Scott!
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congratulations!! yay for you!
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