ilmscore | Prediction Details
"Debt when filmed $50,000. Current debt amount $38,000. Months since filmed financial audit three. Technically, my bad debt is $26,000 higher than when I went on the show in September because my old 4Erunner broke down 2 days before I moved to Texas, leaving me with a new car loan I didn't have before. But my IRS debt and credit card debt is down. I've stopped purchasing on my credit cards and pay the minimums on time. Once my IRS debt is paid off in May, I will allocate an extra $1,000 per month to pay down the cards, so it will go much quicker."
By Caleb Hammer | December 29, 2025 | Pending
From video
The Truth About Financial Audit 00:03:35 - 00:04:06
Interpreted Prediction
Despite a new car loan increasing overall debt, the individual has reduced IRS and credit card debt and plans to pay off IRS debt in May, then allocate an extra $1,000/month to credit cards.
AI Evaluation Notes
The prediction includes multiple elements: IRS debt payoff by May 2026, and subsequent allocation of $1,000/month to credit card debt. It is now January 2026, so the IRS debt payoff part can be checked after May 2026. The credit card debt reduction is an ongoing process that can be evaluated later in the year to see if the predicted allocation happened.

Prediction Details

Topic
Debt Payoff

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