I FILED FOR CHAPTER 13 BANKRUPTCY. I CONVERTED IT TO A 7. THIS IS MY STORY. I WILL TRY TO MAKE IT FUNNY.
Showing posts with label student loans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label student loans. Show all posts
Saturday, November 22, 2014
This Semester's Budget
Despite some unexpected expenses, I did pretty well estimating this semester's budget and how much money I would need to live on. I feel bad about borrowing the money, but let's hope I finish school promptly. One classmate has borrowed $120,000 worth of student loans.
Labels:
budgeting,
grad school,
living expenses,
student loans
Saturday, October 18, 2014
Student Loans
I'm thinking of paying back my trucking school student loans with the money I have coming in now. How ironic.
Tuesday, October 14, 2014
Working Next Semester
I think I will have some classes to teach next semester, which will ease my mind a little bit when it comes to finances. Borrowing money for school is scary.
Saturday, August 30, 2014
Student Loan Money
And yes, I feel guilty and bad for borrowing it to go back to school.
Monday, August 11, 2014
Another Day, Another Scholarship Application (or three)
After work, I stopped off at school to look over more scholarship matches. One scholarship wanted me to write an essay about how coupons influenced my purchasing decisions. I usually carry a few Goodwill coupons with me. A local grocery store prints them on the back of their receipts, and I stash them in my wallet, or put them in the glove box. The coupons are either for $1 off a $10 purchase, or $5 off a $25 purchase.
But sometimes I avoid coupons, because no matter how good the deal is, you're still spending money. I have precious little cash right now and there's less than $10 in checking, and it's a good week and a half until my next payday. I had to pay house insurance and my student loan, and I spent $80+ at the grocery store, so I'm pretty much wiped out, unless my other job pays me at the end of this week. It still means $5 and whatever change I can find around the house until I get paid. Which won't be soon enough.
But sometimes I avoid coupons, because no matter how good the deal is, you're still spending money. I have precious little cash right now and there's less than $10 in checking, and it's a good week and a half until my next payday. I had to pay house insurance and my student loan, and I spent $80+ at the grocery store, so I'm pretty much wiped out, unless my other job pays me at the end of this week. It still means $5 and whatever change I can find around the house until I get paid. Which won't be soon enough.
Labels:
bills,
payday,
poverty,
scholarships,
scraping by,
student loans
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