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We are officially over 2 months into this Project Money journey! Let’s get into the progress we’ve made already with the program.We feel like we are taking some steps in the right direction! We have been able to start paying off some of our smaller debts and making great progress with that.However, we have some other very exciting news…we bought a house! Which makes it feel like we have taken a few steps back in progress when it comes to savings vs. debt ratio.Even when progress doesn't happen in a straight line, we're learning to celebrate every win along the way. Buying our first home is a dream come true, and we're excited to see where this next chapter takes us. Thank you for following our journey – we look forward to sharing more updates soon!
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