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Originally Posted by KatoKrazy
So your significant other knows there's a good chance this loan isn't getting paid off in a year right?
That’s my plan. That is gonna happen. #goodluckMe
I think I told u guys we got $70k heloc and she took $10k. She wanted to pay off all her loan debt to have a lower interest and not have multiple bills. Now she just pays heloc bill. Also, thinking about new floors so she got $ for that.
Heloc bill is $150, but she pays the same $700 as she has been used to. At this rate, her $10k will b paid off at the end of 2019. That is when I plan off paying my $60 back to her. I finance her at that time again w no interest, no inflation rates, etc. $700/month.
Basically she isn’t paying off any of the house during this time. Just her $10k. *It was incentive for both of us to do this.
Sara’s responsibility
WAS $108,xxx when we did this heloc. This
IS what it will be again when this heloc is paid off at the end of 2019.
I was given the $60k. Now around $53,000. I paid my sis for next year’s daycare (again) for a ridiculous 20% discount, so that was $4200. *this $ was withdrawn from Robinhood.
It will get paid off. May hv to come out of #semiretirement to do it, but it will be done. Confidence level is at 80%
Last edited by ButterflySymmetry; 10-24-2018 at 10:53 AM.