permanent accounts
Jun. 7th, 2005 08:44 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
litchI can't decide if I should buy a perm account.
I'd like one, and since I have used LJ for 4 years it's likely I'd recoup the six years worth, but I'm still hesitant, finances look like they might be a little tight for the next four months¹. I'm also not sure how comfortable I am with the new corporate masters, 6 Apart. I think I am going to regretfully pass but I am going to worry I made a lousey decision, especially each march.
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Nancy and I have come to an agreement on setteling our accounts. She is going to pay them off and I will pay her 4660 spread over the next four months. Between not having to pay maintenance on the credit cards (~300/mo) and the reduction in my house payments (from 1450 to 670) there shouldn't be any real change in my cash flow over what it's been this spring, it's just I feel restrained because I had frutopian visions of wallowing in extra cash that is not going to happen this summer. I'm actually pretty flush, I have 2k in the bank but I have to put away ~5k for taxes on the house, some scary huge amount for the roofing and siding. Nothing that should be too dificult, especially with the raise which has been broadly hinted to me in august, but damnit I wanted to be idly rich for a while.
I'd like one, and since I have used LJ for 4 years it's likely I'd recoup the six years worth, but I'm still hesitant, finances look like they might be a little tight for the next four months¹. I'm also not sure how comfortable I am with the new corporate masters, 6 Apart. I think I am going to regretfully pass but I am going to worry I made a lousey decision, especially each march.
¹
Nancy and I have come to an agreement on setteling our accounts. She is going to pay them off and I will pay her 4660 spread over the next four months. Between not having to pay maintenance on the credit cards (~300/mo) and the reduction in my house payments (from 1450 to 670) there shouldn't be any real change in my cash flow over what it's been this spring, it's just I feel restrained because I had frutopian visions of wallowing in extra cash that is not going to happen this summer. I'm actually pretty flush, I have 2k in the bank but I have to put away ~5k for taxes on the house, some scary huge amount for the roofing and siding. Nothing that should be too dificult, especially with the raise which has been broadly hinted to me in august, but damnit I wanted to be idly rich for a while.
