Loan | Balance | Interest | Scheduled payoff | Current payment |
---|---|---|---|---|
Car A | $3,661 | 4.69% | 15 Oct 13 | $194 |
Car B | 10,417 | 3.14 | 9 Jan 2016 | 236 |
Student loan A | 25,631 | 2.88 | 14 Jun 25 | 200 |
Student loan B | 6,217 | 5.00 | 25 Dec 16 | 135 |
1st mortgage | 91,018 | 6.25 | 1 Jul 34 | 774 |
2nd mortgage | 18,203 | 8.38 | 29 Apr 17 | 316 |
Credit card | 7,622 | 6.00 | 15 Feb 15 | 306 |
Currently about 52% of my net income is used to repay loans. That's way too much!
We are now in a position to begin accelerated payments on principal. After almost 12 years as a stay-at-home mom, my wife has re-entered the public workplace. Her income will be used to pay down principal, one lender at a time.
Our first target is the lesser of the two car loans. As we pay off a loan, we plan to roll the previous monthly payment into the next loan. The next table shows our repayment priority.
Priority | Loan |
---|---|
1 | Car A |
2 | Student loan B |
3 | Credit card |
4 | Car B |
5 | 2nd mortgage |
6 | Student loan A |
7 | 1st mortgage |
If all goes well, we should be 100% debt-free by June 2017. My plan is to submit a post after each payment on principal.
Comments and encouragement are welcome.
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