they should think twice about going on a trip for now,” says Clark. Once they are done saving for the wedding, Worley estimates that he and Palmer could begin putting aside $500 a month or more on a regular basis.
Winner No. 39 EricWorley
Financial Snapshot:
| HOUSEHOLD INCOME | |
| Gross Income | $90,000 |
| ASSETS | |
| Other (Eric’s car, jewelry, household furnishings, etc.) | 20,000 |
| Joint Savings Account | 1,000 |
| Eric’s Savings Account | 1,000 |
| Joint Checking Account | 950 |
| Kimberly’s Roth IRA | 2,000 |
| Eric’s Roth IRA | 2,500 |
| Kimberly’s 403(b) Account | 2,500 |
| Eric’s Stock Investment | 300 |
| Kimberly’s Stock Investment | 300 |
| Total | $94,550 |
| LIABILITIES | |
| Mortgage | $60,000 |
| Kimberly’s Student Loans | 50,000 |
| Eric’s Student Loans | 8,000 |
| Eric’s Credit Card | 2,500 |
| Eric’s Car | 3,000 |
| Eric’s Consolidated Loan | 7,000 |
| Total | $130,500 |
| Net Worth | -$35,950 |