11/30/2012
GE Credit 4,494.75
Tire Store 764.30
R Cap One 4,999.66
BOA 7,499.69
Citi 9,026.72
Student Loan 6,471.47
Home Loan 19,055.89
Rental/Farm 80,970.00
Jeep 15,335.66
K Cap One 7,997.01
2009 Hospital Bill -
MIL Nursing Home 368.20
2012 Hosp Bill 535.85
Building Supply 374.68
Unsec Bank 1 413.40
Unsec Bank 2 1,126.45
Anesthesiologist 642.00
Truck 1,377.33
Tractor-Monthly 17,079.32
Loan from Work 592.31
Farm Supply 7,162.44
10 Acre Farm 9,349.68
72 Acre Farm 219,202.44
Annual Tractor 5,880.00
Property Taxes 2,898.98

423,618.23
2,762.57 Down

We decided that we have to get all the small stuff out of the way regardless of interest rate for the sheer simplicity of the whole thing and after running the snowball figures in a spreadsheet I found on vertex42.com that there really wouldn't be much difference. I really needed to free up some breathing room in our budget just in case Murphy shows up. I knew I would need to file our taxes asap to be able to fund our baby emergency fund and get a couple of loans caught up to be current on everything, thus avoiding Late Charges. So the goal for December was to get the crops to market and get taxes ready for filing...and not go into debt for Christmas....