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Highest interest debt gone!!
lallyaya
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Urgh, it was a truly awful one, the loan was not that big but the interest surely was. It was 'the one' :eek: that always brings you out in a cold sweat, that you rue the day you ever heard of it, the truly awful loan that you can only settle early if you sacrifice your first born child. And now its gone, that awful reminder of the time when I was suffering severely from depression and was unaware of the other options and sites like this....
My payment was £117 per month and it never occured to me that my final payment would be anything different, so imagine my glee when I logged into my bank account and saw it there "Satans Financial Services, Final Payment, £15.29" To be on the safe side i've cancelled the DD!
In proof of how i've grown up I didn't go out and spend it straight away, its been popped straight onto my credit card! The sliced up credit card I can't spend!
I feel like a massive weight has been lifted! :T
My payment was £117 per month and it never occured to me that my final payment would be anything different, so imagine my glee when I logged into my bank account and saw it there "Satans Financial Services, Final Payment, £15.29" To be on the safe side i've cancelled the DD!
In proof of how i've grown up I didn't go out and spend it straight away, its been popped straight onto my credit card! The sliced up credit card I can't spend!
I feel like a massive weight has been lifted! :T
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Well done it must feel great
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Great job! Have finally got confirmation ours is now swapped over to 0% today too - sounds like it's a great relief for you. And well done on being strong enough to not spend the remainder!Official DFW Nerd Club - Member no. 002 :rotfl:0 -
That made me :rotfl: glad the horrible thing has gonelallyaya wrote:Urgh, it was a truly awful one, the loan was not that big but the interest surely was. It was 'the one' :eek: that always brings you out in a cold sweat, that you rue the day you ever heard of it, the truly awful loan that you can only settle early if you sacrifice your first born child. And now its gone, that awful reminder of the time when I was suffering severely from depression and was unaware of the other options and sites like this....
My payment was £117 per month and it never occured to me that my final payment would be anything different, so imagine my glee when I logged into my bank account and saw it there "Satans Financial Services, Final Payment, £15.29" To be on the safe side i've cancelled the DD!
In proof of how i've grown up I didn't go out and spend it straight away, its been popped straight onto my credit card! The sliced up credit card I can't spend!
I feel like a massive weight has been lifted! :T
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WELL DONE! It's such a nice feeling when the big nasty ones are out of the way!
:beer: Highest Debt (Sept 04) -> £41,300
Debt Free - August 2006!!
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Satans Financial Services? I thinnk I've got a loan with them too...
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Congrats...a weight off your mind and into your pocket
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Yay! Well done! I can't wait til I'm in your position and your willpower not to spend the remainder is a shining example to us all!
Proud of you!
scottishspendaholic xMBNA = £4,000 / Next = £925 (approx. tbc on 19/8)
Tesco = £2,910.11 / Smile overdraft = £500
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:T :T :T :T Great post and GREAT news! :T :T :T :T
Very well done
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That's great! Well done!!Mortgage-free wannabe!0
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