A financial rewind of 2017

A lot of people can say that 2017 sucked. For me, it mostly sucked because of my unexpected expenses (okay, some might have been slightly expected). Here's a rundown of the bugs that hit my windshield this year.

January

-Part of my tooth broke off. Dental visit ensued.

February

-New phone needed after old one continued to malfunction

March

-Taxes that everyone assured me I wouldn't have to pay

April

-Got a little bit of a break

May

-Laptop repair

-Expensive Car repair

June

-Another pricey car repair, and informed that car will need ~$1k more work sooner or later, depending. Devastation ensues.

July

-Received new car, so my insurance skyrocketed

-Busted flat tire

-Move to PA from KY

August

-Despite repair laptop dies, new one is procured

-New furniture for new apartment (bookcases)

September

-Lock myself out of car over holiday weekend. Only get partially refund from ins. comp.

October

-Get a little bit of a break again

November

-Fraud: the greatest joy in life

December

-Another dental visit with an announcement there will be more in my near future.

There were more than this, too, but this is a compilation of the biggest events that I can remember. Here's to financial freedom in 2018.