@scorewatcher7 wrote:correction: 'peace of mind'
can't believe I wrote 'piece'....
You have an Edit feature on posts you have finished. Very helpful for cleaning up mistakes like that 
@NRB525 wrote:
@scorewatcher7 wrote:correction: 'peace of mind'
can't believe I wrote 'piece'....
You have an Edit feature on posts you have finished. Very helpful for cleaning up mistakes like that
Sounds like a peace of cake.
Before I really got into report writing, I used to make mistakes like that all the time, Lol.
@NRB525 wrote:
@scorewatcher7 wrote:correction: 'peace of mind'
can't believe I wrote 'piece'....
You have an Edit feature on posts you have finished. Very helpful for cleaning up mistakes like that
Unless he posted from his phone. The option to edit doesn't exist there.
@Anonymous wrote:
@NRB525 wrote:
@scorewatcher7 wrote:correction: 'peace of mind'
can't believe I wrote 'piece'....
You have an Edit feature on posts you have finished. Very helpful for cleaning up mistakes like that
Unless he posted from his phone. The option to edit doesn't exist there.
Chrome browser has desktop version on phone. Sometimes i'll use it if I notice my phone autocorrected me particularly bad.
@Anonymous wrote:
@NRB525 wrote:
@scorewatcher7 wrote:correction: 'peace of mind'
can't believe I wrote 'piece'....
You have an Edit feature on posts you have finished. Very helpful for cleaning up mistakes like that
Unless he posted from his phone. The option to edit doesn't exist there.
Can switch to Full Version when needed to edit or quote when on most phones or tablets.
@Anonymous wrote:How should I pay my cards off, save and pay off the CSP in one shot?
Is interest your only concern? If so then pay off the CSP and begin paying cards that have intro offers that exipre first. As for saving -- you have to determine how to balance paying debt versus retaining liquid cash and how much you think you should have in reserve.
@scorewatcher7 wrote:correction: 'peace of mind'
can't believe I wrote 'piece'....
Some people have unusual hobbies... 
@Anonymous wrote:I have about 7k in "debt" I dont like calling it that but thats the terminology...
If it's not debt then what is it? Debt is money that you owe. You owe the balance on your credit cards to your creditors. It's certainly not an asset.