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I got another stock check in the mail. This one was for $500. Now my stock total is $1,650. I am waiting for a few more checks. I am also hoping that I get a yearly statement from my old company stock. Last year I got a statement around this time. If I get one soon then that means I still have company stock to sell. If I don't get one then that means they were right and I already sold it. I wish I could remember if I sold it or not. That is such a weird mystery. Without that stock I am sure that I won't meet my $3,000 goal. Well, I will know soon enough.
2 comments:
Daisy, when you receive checks do you deposit them separately into your checking account, noting what they are for? I do, for just this reason. I also have a space in my bill book where I list my receipts for the month. I love my bill book, I would be so disorganized without it.
I have a notebook where I keep track of monthly receipts and positive and negative balances from month to month. I am keeping track of my stock checks on a separate piece of paper.
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