Before getting started I wanted to say that first I have temporarily decided to use the same formatting as shown in My Money Blog. It is quick, simple, and to the point.
May was full of abnormal cash flow issues. In the positive news we got our stimulus check from the government for $1,200. But this was offset by numerous big outflows during May. New brakes and other car maintenance took $700 out of my bank this month. Also as mentioned earlier this month on one of my posts I made a payment on my student loan of $5,445 that was not scheduled to help bring down my debts. To cap it off I am now on course to take the CPA exam over the next 6 months. So a review course plus examination fees totaling about $2,700 were also paid during the month (Just as a side not I do expect to be reimbursed for the CPA fees by my employer when I finish and pass).
So by my count that is a net $7,645 decrease in cash flow. With all that mess taken care of hopefully things will go back to normal now.
So by my count that is a net $7,645 decrease in cash flow. With all that mess taken care of hopefully things will go back to normal now.
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