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Unexpected Savings

September 20th, 2020 at 12:32 pm

My cell phone bill was $38.13 lower than last month. When I logged into my account to see what the difference was I found that I paid my last installment on my cell phone last month. 30 months of payments! I won't be trying to upgrade this cell phone anytime soon. I just pray that I don't start having problems with it. I upgraded to the iPhone X between my trips to England & Scotland and Greece because my phone was overheating & burning through the battery. I didn't want to go to Greece with an unreliable phone. And the iPhone X was such an upgrade as far as the camera. I have great pictures from Greece.

Although I get my credit report regularly I'm not sure if my phone was on it as a recurring payment. If so, it will probably drop my credit score by a few next update then eventually go back up.

I also received my $40 Costco gift card in the mail. It was part of the Groupon special when I purchased my membership. When I have room in my freezer I'll make another trip.

3 Responses to “Unexpected Savings”

  1. Wink Says:
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    My sister and I were just talking about how problems always seem to start occurring right after something is paid off or the warranty expires. Hoping you phone doesn't!

  2. Amber Says:
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    Way to go on paying off the cellphone. Set up a sinking fund account and start saving for new phone.

  3. VS_ozgirl Says:
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    iPhones give such a long life! I got 6 years out of my last one and bought this one outright 2 years ago. I basically keep them until you can’t do iPhone updates anymore which means they are officially obsolete. Hope this one lasts you a long time too!

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