Debt Confession 2024 | Update | Real Numbers

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  • čas přidán 23. 06. 2024
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    In this video I give an update on our progress towards being debt-free.
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Komentáře • 15

  • @mrssummersbudgets
    @mrssummersbudgets Před měsícem

    Hi Mrs K, great update!

  • @OurRetireEarlyJourney
    @OurRetireEarlyJourney Před měsícem

    It’s great you are tracking this level of detail. That roof costs is really significant. We replaced ours years ago and was no where close to that. But like everything else with costs, it’s all gone too high!

    • @kronsonfamily
      @kronsonfamily  Před měsícem +1

      We also replaced 6 windows, but they were just $6k or $7k of the cost. We also had to choose to cover our sky lights because they would have been another $7k.

    • @OurRetireEarlyJourney
      @OurRetireEarlyJourney Před měsícem +1

      @@kronsonfamily Makes sense, it’s crazy the costs in repairs. We are doing some door replacements now and it’s thousands. Crazy how much things go up and never down. 😊

  • @jeanettenordqvist2209
    @jeanettenordqvist2209 Před měsícem +1

    I think it's smart to pay your student loans like you do. Intrest are a pain to pay

    • @kronsonfamily
      @kronsonfamily  Před měsícem

      I heard about doing it that way recently from another channel. I wish they made it easier to pay the high interest loans first. I hate paying interest.

  • @floydestelle6242
    @floydestelle6242 Před měsícem +1

    Why do you think people can't retire or retire poor!

  • @user-qd8iv6bj9k
    @user-qd8iv6bj9k Před měsícem

    I have also taken advantage of the low interest rate of a 401k loan. That's the one thing i disagree with on the dave ramsey method. I understand why he hates 401k loans and his thought process on keeping your 401k intact due to stock market gains however because the loan is a very low interest, and it all 100% goes back to your own account. That's a terffic option, in my opinion

    • @kronsonfamily
      @kronsonfamily  Před měsícem +2

      I can see how it can be a bad thing because you are missing out on the returns but I think it could be a great tool to pay off high interest debt as long as you continue to also contribute as you normally would. Definitely better than paying someone else interest.

    • @floydestelle6242
      @floydestelle6242 Před měsícem +1

      You are missing the point Ramsey is making and might not said it like it makes more sense to you! What he is saying, don't touch your 401K, especially when you might just be taking it out BECAUSE IT IS EASY! Compound interest is the strongest power there is. If you took 40,000 out of your 401K, pay back over 5 years, you get the interest added back to your account, say 310.00 per;month, but 39,700 not making anything!

    • @badlands9100
      @badlands9100 Před 25 dny

      i agree- why rob from our future- when the economy has so many job openings. Go get many second jobs and work tons of overtime. I heard that nobody has ever died from working to much. It appears that this family is just moving debt around by borrowing and especially concerning when a person gets desperate to borrow from their future. Not for for me - works for some- but not for all.Glad this family has a great coverage over there head with the enormous roof loan that was taken.Good luck! Also- how will they pay off the roof- when they had to borrow for everything else. It also appears that her behavior of creating debt is always coming back with low interest being offered. None of this has any proven scientific methods- in becoming rich over investing the way this family is.

    • @kronsonfamily
      @kronsonfamily  Před 25 dny

      @badlands9100 Keep watching and you'll see us pay off the roof. Thanks for the motivation!

  • @myaccount9498
    @myaccount9498 Před měsícem

    Would u consider pulling out $750 from your emergency fund to pay in full Student Loan #2? As it's such a small debt & u are only paying interest on it; isn't it wiser to just knock it out?

    • @kronsonfamily
      @kronsonfamily  Před měsícem +1

      I believe the interest rate is so low that we're making more money by keeping the money in our savings account. But it is crazy to see the balance keep going up right now.