I know…this Gig Misc. Income Report is super late but I worked Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, despite having to also work Saturday to support programming for University B. Ugh. I am soooooo very tired. Fortunately, the golf club only has me working next Saturday. It will still be painful as I also have to work at University B early Saturday morning but having Friday evening and all of Sunday off is far more humane than this past weekend.
For the week ending 11/05/21, I worked one (1) shift for a total of 8.07 hours, and earned $145.26, resulting in an extra student loan payment of $145.26.
If you read my November 2021 – Student Loan Balance (s) Update then you know that I eschewed putting any of my gig income for the past week into savings so that I could get Private Student Loan 4 under $4000.00. I regret nothing. This was one of those moments where I needed a “win” to stay motivated.
The name of this weekly report will change as more of my miscellaneous income is more likely to come from the golf club than gigs. I will also have to rethink how much I set aside in savings from my golf club paychecks as the golf club is withholding an appropriate amount of taxes from my income. I am thinking about a percentage (10%) or a flat amount ($25.00). The golf club pays weekly and I will receive my first paycheck on Thursday so I’ll come up with something by then.
Ms. Afro Penny 
Hey, every little bit counts. That’s like half of your smallest university loan! // I’ve been out of town a lot this fall but you’re right, I should do a blog update. It’s not that nothing has happened, but it’s been slow and not especially photogenic…not the point though.
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It is actually MORE than my smallest university loan 😉 As of my November update, my smallest university loan was $124.00. Unfortunately, my student loan servicer for my university loans (who should actually no longer be my servicer after today) Heartland ESCI doesn’t allow borrowers to make targeted payments. You can only make a payment that is distributed against the entire balance. For that reason, I just stuck to my plan. If the servicer allowed targeted payments, I would definitely have paid off my smallest two university student loans much earlier with their 8% interest rates.
Hopefully, you had some wonderful travel. YES! You need to do an update. I don’t care what it is, as you say, every little bit counts, and progress is progress. I await that post.
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