I'm done with my student loan! It's all thanks to the juicy tax return I received. Originally I did not plan to use the whole tax return towards debt repayment. The plan was to use some of the money for investments and savings, but I could not help it when I actually got the tax refund. Now I officially owe the government nothing, hooray!
I have been eating out quite a bit lately in celebration, but rest assured that I will not fall victim to lifestyle inflations - at least not too much.
| March 2014 |
| Networth | |
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| Assets | |
| TFSA (td) | 1635 |
| TFSA (questrade) | 7317 |
| |
| Total | 8952 |
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| Liabilities | |
| Student Debt | 0 |
| |
| Total | 8952 |
I don't include my bank account and credit card balances because they fluctuate, so I don't like them as indicators of my net worth. I don't carry a credit card balance.
| Time | Student Debt Owed |
| Apr, 2013 | $46422 |
| May, 2013 | $33422 |
| Jun, 2013 | $33202 |
| Jul, 2013 | $31555 |
| Aug, 2013 | $26507 |
| Sep, 2013 | $16100 |
| Oct, 2013 | $14762 |
| Nov, 2013 | $9968 |
| Dec, 2013 | $8710 |
| Jan, 2014 | $7550 |
| Feb, 2014 | $6226 |
| Mar, 2014 | $0 |
