Paying off loans from family
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Listing Information
Amount: $18,500.00 Status: Loan created
Grade: A DTI: 35%
Lender Rate: 16% Borrower: Honest_Borrower
Time Left: Finished State: UT
Funded: 100% Group: (No Group)
Loan Information
Loan Status: Paid Origination Date: 2008-02-15 EricsCC ROI: 16%
Status History
Feb 15, 2008 Current
Feb 09, 2011 Paid
Purpose of loan:
I have approximately $18,500 in debt owed to family members with interest rates ranging from nothing to 20% (depending on the family member) that I would like to pay off.  Anyone who has borrowed money from family know that paying them back is more important that inviting them to Thanksgiving dinner.

My financial situation: 
Now that I have the majority of my CC bills paid off, I am in a position to make payments on this loan.  I am trying to take small steps in getting myself completely out of debt, a little at a time.  I have finished with the CCs, moving onto these obligations and then to paying off vehicles and low interest rate school loans.  I hope I have proved that I will make these payments with the last loan from prosper and that you can count on me to make these payments.

Monthly net income: $ 4,702


Monthly expenses: $
  Housing: $ 940
  Insurance: $ 100
  Car expenses: $ 380
  Utilities: $ 230
  Phone, cable, internet: $ 120
  Food, entertainment: $ 450
  Clothing, household expenses $ 400
  Credit cards and other loans: $ 60
  Other expenses: $ 200
(The monthly expenses have not changed that much since the last loan, except for a drop in the credit card debt and other expenses that covered a monthly installment debt).
Borrower's Other Listings
171826 Paying off High Interest CC and Health Care Bill B $9,000 @ 16% Jul 18, 2007 Withdrawn
174273 Paying off High Interest CC debt B $4,500 @ 11% Jul 22, 2007 Loan created

 

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