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A payment a day............
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Ok, Im going to join this. I have 3 debts that need to be paid off PDQ, no interest on them. Total is £1850, but I cant pay in dribs and drabs, got to be full amounts. I was thinking of opening an ISA and saving a daily amount into that, what do you all think? I should have started saving in feb but have been putting it off.
Will also include my hsbc loan, which I have included in the clear a debt by xmas challenge, as I am struggling with that. I have to go into branch to do that, so will put something aside daily and then pay once a week.
Im supposed to be taking a break from overpaying in August, so you havent seen me...
Sorry - bit confused :rolleyes: , do you want me to add you to the challenge?
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woooooooo im pleased pleased pleased ive checked all3 credit cards and made payments so they are now rounded to even numbers woo woo.... then il just keep making payments
it willmake me feel more progressive :P :P woo wooo
The loans will pay themselves the credit cards need a kicking :money: DFW Long haulers supporter 132!!:T0 -
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOh I'm in!!!!!
Credit card with £856.85 with Intelligent Finance (such an ironic name for them really!)....
Which I would like cleared as soon as possible, since its our highest APR card (19.9%) ARGH I managed to BT the majority of the orginal amount to a 2.9% with Abbey but this was the overhang.....
So I'm off to go and pay this months minimum which is £17.13.... and then everything after today, is extra...
Bl&&dy marvellous idea E!Wealth is not measured by currency0 -
well done everyone!0
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Pants online credit card service temporarily unavailable...
ahh the joys of Unintelligent Finance!
Shall try again laterWealth is not measured by currency0 -
This is just such a fantastic idea. Have just made a payment on my egg loan now I hope that it will feel as though it is coming down at little bit quicker. I joined the earn £10 extra a day challenge and this month and have made £45 so far. Everyones posts help to make me feel that there ia light at the end of the tunnelCapital One £1844, MBNA £5200
Summer sizzler challenge Bronze £1009 target
£10 a day challenge £5 / £310
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Mortgage free wannabe 2009 Number 257
Overpayment for 2009 £350 / £48000 -
Ok i've decided to save money in a pot and pay it in when i have a chance! My debts are £500 o/d and £1500 on the Barclaycard. Hope this works as well in practice for me as its sounds in theory. Wish i'd thought this up!!! Tink xDebt to clear: feels endless...
Weight loss to go: 42lb/13.5lb
Maybe someday i'll be skinny, organised and debt free..
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Please can I join?
I am trying to cut down my massive student overdraft and various credit cards!
I am going to start the challenge tomorrow as that is when I get paid!:T[STRIKE]Student Overdraft: £1700[/STRIKE]- now £1650, Halifax credit Card - £3300, Britannia credit card-£2300, Lloyds Credit Card-£1000, Partner's Overdraft- £1500.:mad: Vanquis Card [strike]£250[/strike]- GONE!:dance:
A payment a day challenge- Student Overdraft- £50.0 -
Love this idea!
Can I join too please? I don't post often, but would love to get involved in this one.
I have a graduate loan of £6,950 which I pay £300 a month off and would like to add an extra £5 a day to that (no penalties for overpaying)....
So, £5 off today, now at £6,945Debt at lightbulb moment: £44,220. Paid off to date: £27,634 (62%) :j
Halifax CC (0% 10 months): £9,000; Zopa Loan = £7,586([STRIKE]36[/STRIKE] 16 payments to go) TOTAL = £16,5860
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