Comments on: Saving Up And Paying Cash For The Things You Buy Makes The Purchase More Enjoyable! http://www.biblemoneymatters.com/2009/07/saving-up-and-paying-cash-for-the-things-you-buy-makes-the-purchase-more-enjoyable.html Finances transformed by faith Sat, 21 Nov 2009 05:12:43 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Money Hacks Carnival #75 – Get a Job Edition! | My Life ROI, Getting the Best Return On Life http://www.biblemoneymatters.com/2009/07/saving-up-and-paying-cash-for-the-things-you-buy-makes-the-purchase-more-enjoyable.html/comment-page-1#comment-8593 Money Hacks Carnival #75 – Get a Job Edition! | My Life ROI, Getting the Best Return On Life Wed, 29 Jul 2009 10:50:57 +0000 http://www.biblemoneymatters.com/?p=3764#comment-8593 [...] presents Saving Up And Paying Cash For The Things You Buy Makes The Purchase More Enjoyable! posted at Bible Money [...]

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]]> By: Joe Plemon http://www.biblemoneymatters.com/2009/07/saving-up-and-paying-cash-for-the-things-you-buy-makes-the-purchase-more-enjoyable.html/comment-page-1#comment-8142 Joe Plemon Wed, 15 Jul 2009 20:50:13 +0000 http://www.biblemoneymatters.com/?p=3764#comment-8142 Peter, Great post. Saving up and paying cash is so simple and yet so rare. A benefit I discovered when I paid cash for my most recent car (this is the first time I ever bought one with cash) is that I was MUCH more selective knowing that the money was coming out of my account instead of from a loan. .-= Joe Plemon´s last blog ..<a href="http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/PersonalFinanceByTheBook/~3/BchuNiVDEeU/" rel="nofollow">10 Tips on How to Graduate College Debt Free</a> =-. Peter,
Great post. Saving up and paying cash is so simple and yet so rare. A benefit I discovered when I paid cash for my most recent car (this is the first time I ever bought one with cash) is that I was MUCH more selective knowing that the money was coming out of my account instead of from a loan.
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]]> By: David L.Brown http://www.biblemoneymatters.com/2009/07/saving-up-and-paying-cash-for-the-things-you-buy-makes-the-purchase-more-enjoyable.html/comment-page-1#comment-7949 David L.Brown Fri, 10 Jul 2009 01:49:33 +0000 http://www.biblemoneymatters.com/?p=3764#comment-7949 I just started by 30 month program to get out of "Debt"....this July 31st,2009 I will have paid off a Lowe's Account which was $2044.00 My 30 month program started on June 25th, 2009, my goal is to pay off my Sears premier account by the end of this year...12-31-09 Also I will have Wells Fargo paid off too by the end of this year... Starting next year 2010 take 3/4 of my Income Tax Refund...apply it to my Sears MasterCard....and I will have that paid off by April 2010 then it is on to the final credit card....Visa...that card will be paid off by the end of the year 2010....so as you can see, I have already projected against myself...I am planning for a 30 month program, but I am in "real time" expecting to get all of these credit card accounts, paid off by the end of the year 2010...and then I will take a big bite out of each of my car payments....which are $530.00 per month...because I am going to double up on those payments and have the pontiac grand prix 2005 model June of 2011 so I will have paid off all of my credit cards, and the car too....by June of 2011 And I owe my "living debt free" to my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ... and I will also be able to breathe and sleep better too... Being "debt free" that just sounds so wonderful too me!!! My health and my attitude will be more in line with my future goals... I just started by 30 month program to get out of “Debt”….this July 31st,2009 I will have paid off a Lowe’s Account which was $2044.00
My 30 month program started on June 25th, 2009, my goal is to pay off my Sears premier account by the end of this year…12-31-09

Also I will have Wells Fargo paid off too by the end of this year…

Starting next year 2010 take 3/4 of my Income Tax Refund…apply it to my Sears MasterCard….and I will have that paid off by April 2010
then it is on to the final credit card….Visa…that card will be paid off by the end of the year 2010….so as you can see, I have already projected against myself…I am planning for a 30 month program, but I am in “real time” expecting to get all of these credit card accounts, paid off by the end of the year 2010…and then I will take a big bite out of each of my car payments….which are $530.00 per month…because I am going to double up on those payments and have the pontiac grand prix 2005 model June of 2011 so I will have paid off all of my credit cards, and the car too….by June of 2011

And I owe my “living debt free” to my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ…
and I will also be able to breathe and sleep better too…

Being “debt free” that just sounds so wonderful too me!!!
My health and my attitude will be more in line with my future goals…

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]]> By: Sulana http://www.biblemoneymatters.com/2009/07/saving-up-and-paying-cash-for-the-things-you-buy-makes-the-purchase-more-enjoyable.html/comment-page-1#comment-7944 Sulana Thu, 09 Jul 2009 21:46:16 +0000 http://www.biblemoneymatters.com/?p=3764#comment-7944 I totally agree that buying with cash is so much better! I currently have $9,000 in credit card debt (to be paid off next year if I stick with my current payment plan), but I really needed a washer and dryer. I was traveling 20+ miles to the nearest laundromat and spending $10 a week there. I started saving out of each paycheck for the best deal on washers and dryers I could find. The units I wanted from Best Buy went on sale the week before Memorial Day for the cheapest I'd seen them in a year, so I took my cash in to get them. Know what that cash did for me? I was $50 short and they knocked $50 off the price plus gave me free home delivery and hook up! Now, I can throw the money I saved up for those at the debt, plus the $10 weekly saved from the laundromat, plus the saved gas money! I LOVE my machines and grin every load I run, knowing that they are 100% paid for and I didn't add to my debt to get them. I totally agree that buying with cash is so much better! I currently have $9,000 in credit card debt (to be paid off next year if I stick with my current payment plan), but I really needed a washer and dryer. I was traveling 20+ miles to the nearest laundromat and spending $10 a week there. I started saving out of each paycheck for the best deal on washers and dryers I could find. The units I wanted from Best Buy went on sale the week before Memorial Day for the cheapest I’d seen them in a year, so I took my cash in to get them. Know what that cash did for me? I was $50 short and they knocked $50 off the price plus gave me free home delivery and hook up! Now, I can throw the money I saved up for those at the debt, plus the $10 weekly saved from the laundromat, plus the saved gas money!

I LOVE my machines and grin every load I run, knowing that they are 100% paid for and I didn’t add to my debt to get them.

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