May may not be so good..

My definition of "not good" is not bad. I won't be saving every penny that comes my way, but I won't be able to make good payments to my CC debt (hey my initials are C.C. and I am in CC debt, dur I'm silly). I'll definitely try, but this month with Mother's Day and graduation season, I'm having to spend my money elsewhere.

Only 2 graduations this month and I can check off one already (went yesterday). I have another one coming up in a week and this one I have to travel for. So I had to spend some dough on a plane ticket, hotel, food, graduation gift, and will probably end up spending more than I should on flowers since I won't know the area as well and can't bargain shop since I won't have a car. Oh PLUS, I will probably end up hanging out in San Francisco and getting coffee and such. I don't have to, but surely I will. When you're in SF it's hard not to indulge.

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Did you guys know that Chase is letting customers off in paying off their debt for the month of May? They are so nice, right? NOT.

So while they are letting you off for the month, they will still collect interest on your balance. I suggest logging onto your Chase account and making some sort of payment to offset next month's APR. So for those who saw a $0 minimum payment and was surprised, go back and show them who's boss.