I'll make it through the month. I'm not in immediate danger of losing my home or some such.
That . . . kind of gets rid of most of what I usually talk about in a monthly financial post.
That said, I did want to bring up some things related to, you know, walking again. My shoes are falling apart. I very much doubt that's helping the recovery of my left foot (though I can walk at full speed again.)
I want to get good shoes that will last me years, I also need to get inserts without which the very process of walking in shoes damages the back of my foot (ankle height, but I'm not sure that part is really considered ankle) profusely. The ones I have are old and damaged to the point that, while they prevent the worst damage, they actually cause problems in other areas.
Good shoes plus special inserts would be round about $150.
Unfortunately I'm more focused right now on the fact that I had to make use of deferred interest things a bunch starting about six months ago, most of it deferred for six months. This is always the problem of kicking things down the road: eventually you catch up to the place you kicked it.
By June first I need $85.09 to avoid retroactively applied interest. I am, strangely, not on the hook for anything from July, but come August things get bad, September is worse, October is more in the ballpark of catastrophic for reasons that date back even further (one year deferred.)
If not for all of these things, I'd be trying to pay off a $1,484.86 debt because it's where I'm being charged the most real-time interest, but that's sure as fuck not going to be happening right now.
So that's the general financial state of things. The world isn't ending right now, the future is bleak, and I'd really like to be able to buy decent shoes.
That . . . kind of gets rid of most of what I usually talk about in a monthly financial post.
That said, I did want to bring up some things related to, you know, walking again. My shoes are falling apart. I very much doubt that's helping the recovery of my left foot (though I can walk at full speed again.)
I want to get good shoes that will last me years, I also need to get inserts without which the very process of walking in shoes damages the back of my foot (ankle height, but I'm not sure that part is really considered ankle) profusely. The ones I have are old and damaged to the point that, while they prevent the worst damage, they actually cause problems in other areas.
Good shoes plus special inserts would be round about $150.
Unfortunately I'm more focused right now on the fact that I had to make use of deferred interest things a bunch starting about six months ago, most of it deferred for six months. This is always the problem of kicking things down the road: eventually you catch up to the place you kicked it.
By June first I need $85.09 to avoid retroactively applied interest. I am, strangely, not on the hook for anything from July, but come August things get bad, September is worse, October is more in the ballpark of catastrophic for reasons that date back even further (one year deferred.)
If not for all of these things, I'd be trying to pay off a $1,484.86 debt because it's where I'm being charged the most real-time interest, but that's sure as fuck not going to be happening right now.
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So that's the general financial state of things. The world isn't ending right now, the future is bleak, and I'd really like to be able to buy decent shoes.
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