Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2016 - Part 2

Megano · 2 October 2016 at 12:03AM

Whoops I thought I had posted my payments! I cleared the capital one card by doing a sneaky balance transfer and paid £250 to the bank of mum so I'm 60 odd% clear on the bad debt - the total amount is on the signature

muppets · 2 October 2016 at 10:12AM

blubella wrote: »

Well done abba1772, so close to your target...i'm with you next year to carry on with the debt busting!

kirtsypoos wrote: »

Congrats on getting so close Abba! I'm another one who will be joining next year also, still got a way to go!!

I'm another that will be here next year too:beer:

muppets · 2 October 2016 at 10:26AM

Morning all, I have updated the spreadsheet for September.
Great job with all your debt payments.

September update.

We had 3 new member this month. :j
We had 1 new DF member. :beer:
We have paid off £23,787.08

Making that a total of £463,508.83 for the year Which is 31% of our target. :j:j

arc_cutter · 2 October 2016 at 11:51AM

Good morning all
#11 here I paid off £184.52last month but I cant remember if I recorded August's payments. I'll update my sig anyway.

NeverUnderestimate · 2 October 2016 at 12:24PM

Hi!
I've decided to join this challenge, a bit late in the year but I'm looking for new challenges to keep me motivated whilst keeping up to date with my DFW diary

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I'd currently like to pay of £1295 by the end of December. This will be through a combination of my normal direct debit payment, overpaying where ever I can and throwing any additional income towards it.

I shall obviously think through carefully what my goal would be for next year.

Thanks!

muppets · 2 October 2016 at 12:38PM

NeverUnderestimate wrote: »

Hi!
I've decided to join this challenge, a bit late in the year but I'm looking for new challenges to keep me motivated whilst keeping up to date with my DFW diary .

I'd currently like to pay of £1295 by the end of December. This will be through a combination of my normal direct debit payment, overpaying where ever I can and throwing any additional income towards it.

I shall obviously think through carefully what my goal would be for next year.

Thanks!

Afternoon NeverUnderestimate, I have added you to the list. You are number 159, good luck with you debt free journey. x

kindofagilr · 2 October 2016 at 12:51PM

I just went crazy trying to find it!!! I wonder why it went

I would be sad about the post count too

#87 £3500.95/£7000

I'm not gonna hit my target but still very pleased at the progress xx

muppets · 2 October 2016 at 2:31PM

kindofagilr wrote: »

I just went crazy trying to find it!!! I wonder why it went I would be sad about the post count too

#87 £3500.95/£7000

I'm not gonna hit my target but still very pleased at the progress xx

Glad you found us. :j

kirtsypoos · 3 October 2016 at 10:12AM

Morning all,

#006 checking in with £12426.66/£10000 please muppets

Pablosammy · 3 October 2016 at 10:40AM

Quick update... another expensive month with the house, but it's coming together now. Had to turf the rear garden as it was a complete embarrassment. We also had to buy some new pots and pans, as the non-stick coating was badly flaking off our trusty old ones and I didn't fancy eating that stuff!

Good news however... my student loan, which once stood at a whopping £22,500, is now £352 and will be cleared in full in just over 2 weeks. What a weight off my back that will be!

Despite this month's expenses, my debt has gone down ever so slightly...

#3 £5,493/£11,856 46%

Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2016 - Part 2

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