Woot. I'm debt free
 

:fawk::fawk::fawk::fawk:

3 years, hard work.

Now to save for a house.

hey man, share the wealth!

:fawk: redistribution of wealth

Exactly, you'll be forced to share it soon enough, don't worry.

Now get married, and start paying off the wife's student loan debt ;)

Congrats on being debt free. It's easier to stay there than it is to get there, so you are over the hump now.

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Two more years of student loan payments and I'm joining this crew.

Thats awesome man, congrats. The feeling of not owing anything to anyone is a great feeling.

+1 on that. I have been debt free (other than house payment) for over 20 years. My house will be paid for in 3 years. I really need to put new siding on the house and build a new garage.

congrats!

Congrats! My parents wasted a lot of money and really paid for it in the long run, keep it up.

I owe $419 on our mortgage and my wife starts a decent job (Hagerty collector car insurance) after raising our two kids and struggling for six years. Until she makes me buy another house out of hickville, we're golden. I need to borrow $ and buy a car before she spends it all! Actually, I have $16K on zero percent credit cards but I have $17K in the bank. I love freeloading credit card companies, sorry about the crisis everyone. :)

It sucks having school debt, thats why I had a full scholarship. :fawk:

Well done sir. You unfortunately are in the minority and revolving debt has much to do with out present economical situation. Wish more folks followed your lead.

I send $861 per month in on student loans. Hold me.

Geez, I hope that isn't the min. payment :bang:

We need a " I'm Out of Student Loan Debt" thread, so we can celebrate as we all get out. I'm 6 months away! wooo!

Good work, man! Now staying that way...............

TWO more payments on my student loans. very exciting.

Yeah, that's the minimum. I've been sending $1400-2500 per month ever since I bought the turbo shit for my car. If I had an extra $800 per month, my life would be really different.

Ain't that the truth. The wife's isn't nearly that high, but it certainly isn't something I like paying every month.