Comments on: I Am Debt Free, My Mortgage Countdown #1 – Equilibrium

By: Cell Phone Call

Cell Phone Call — Sat, 20 Aug 2011 16:03:05 +0000

This is a wonderful milestone to achieve. I noticed that your family enjoyed some great vacations since this posting. The memories of swimming with the porpoises will last a lifetime.

By: Edward Culligan

Edward Culligan — Thu, 05 May 2011 23:46:54 +0000

It must be a great feeling not having ANY sort or type of debt. Unbelievable! So all the earnings every payday is free to be used on anything? What a great feeling. Great Site!

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By: MoneyReasons

MoneyReasons — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 02:53:12 +0000

@Stay at Home Mom CFO
lol, yeah, it was 10 years in the making. I personally know people that did it in 5 and 1 guy that has never had a mortgage… he/they paid for both of their houses outright. (Grrr, erh I mean great!)

I see you got a new website, in addition to your current one! Very nice!

Thanks for visiting!

By: Stay at Home Mom CFO

Stay at Home Mom CFO — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 02:44:20 +0000

Ohh, I’m like sooo happy for you *eyeroll*… (But seriously, thank you for the thoughtful comment when I went on my hating-on-the-debtfree rant.)

Congrats! It is totally wonderful for you and your family that you are FREE!!! I’m anticipating my “I AM DEBT FREE” post in a short 3-4 years:)
.-= Stay at Home Mom CFO´s last blog ..Weekly Round-Up – Snowed In (AGAIN!) Edition =-.

By: MoneyReasons

MoneyReasons — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 20:08:45 +0000

Welcome Evan,

Much like yourself, I’m definitely going to sock some money away in some Dividend providing stocks! But I’m also looking at all options! Real Estate, precious metals, currencies, small business formations, etc…

But stocks that produced dividends will be the core! If you get time, read about my experimental lunch dividend yielding stocks with my allowance.

The post was near the start of my blogging experience, and I didn’t quite have the titles that I should have…

Thanks for stopping by!!!