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		<title>By: Red Dawg</title>
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		<dc:creator>Red Dawg</dc:creator>
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		<description>Our A/C broke a year ago.... $6000.00 later we had a problem.  Too much month at the end of the money!  This event is what spurred my wife and I to get control of our finances.

Since we started working from a budget and making a plan (about Sept. of 2006) we have paid off $34,000 in debt (including the aforementioned A/C replacement) and have 3 months of expenses in the bank.  Once we finish up the emergency fund, we will begin to invest and look at how to attack or mortgage.

RD</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Our A/C broke a year ago&#8230;. $6000.00 later we had a problem.  Too much month at the end of the money!  This event is what spurred my wife and I to get control of our finances.</p>
<p>Since we started working from a budget and making a plan (about Sept. of 2006) we have paid off $34,000 in debt (including the aforementioned A/C replacement) and have 3 months of expenses in the bank.  Once we finish up the emergency fund, we will begin to invest and look at how to attack or mortgage.</p>
<p>RD</p>
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