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I'm congratulating myself - anyone care to help me out?
Neobright
Posts: 14 Forumite
Hello all,
As you can see by my signature below I've now - and I've only just realised this myself whilst updating my accounts - broken the £10,000 barrier of outstanding debts! WHOO HOOOA! Ok so it excludes my mortgage but I'm still happy!
This time last year I was around £12,000 in debt so it's coming down and I've recently started making over payments per month which will have a big effect.
I just need someway to celebrate...any cheap DFW suggestions anyone?
As you can see by my signature below I've now - and I've only just realised this myself whilst updating my accounts - broken the £10,000 barrier of outstanding debts! WHOO HOOOA! Ok so it excludes my mortgage but I'm still happy!
This time last year I was around £12,000 in debt so it's coming down and I've recently started making over payments per month which will have a big effect.
I just need someway to celebrate...any cheap DFW suggestions anyone?
November NSD Challenge! (started 08/11) = 3 / 8 £10 a day trainee
TOTAL DEBT : £9,950 [strike]£10,190[/strike] / £11,800
1st Target CC#1 - 20.8% : 2382 / 2500 2nd Target CC#3 - 14.9% : 3302 / 3500
3rd Target Loan#1 - 13.5% : 602 / 800 4th Target Loan#2 - 11.3% : 3664 / 5000
1st Target CC#1 - 20.8% : 2382 / 2500 2nd Target CC#3 - 14.9% : 3302 / 3500
3rd Target Loan#1 - 13.5% : 602 / 800 4th Target Loan#2 - 11.3% : 3664 / 5000
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:beer: :j :T :A WELL DONE!!!!!!!:T :A :j :beer:
No cheapness suggestions from me unfortunately - I'm wracking my brain myself trying to find something ideally free to do for the weekend! If I think of anything - I'll let you know!!
But well done on your achievement - it's a good feeling when you can see a significant difference in what you're doing!!
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Well done - keep up the good work! :j2022 wins include.... £1,000 cheque £150 ASDA gift card £250 Impericon gift voucher £100 cheque £100 of plant bulbs £100 Bower Collective voucher0
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Well Done - You have done really well :TEmergency Savings Fund - £11002015 Mortgage overpayments = £0
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Well done :T keep up the good work:jBiggest Loser Weight Loss: 13 / 20 lb0
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woo yeah! what are you doing to celebrate?Aim - BUYING A HOUSE :eek: by November 2013!Saved = 100% on 03/07/12 :j0
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Well done Neobright, keep it up! I love seeing posts like this, makes me feel there's hope for myself!
AeshnaDebt Free! - Thank you MSE posters for your enduring support
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Well done, that is a fantastic achievement! How about a meal from M&S, a bottle of wine and a DVD?Total (Aug 19):€58,567 Now:€26,947
DFD:Nov 22/June 22
Mortgage: €199,712
MFD: March 2042/July 20340 -
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Congratulations on reaching a great milestone! Must feel great!
I like the suggestion for treating yourself to something yummy from M&S.
Good luck!Debt Jan 2008: £45,566. *** June 2013: DEBT FREE! ***
Paid back just under £50,000 due to some interest added.
Dealt with my debt through a Step Change (CCCS) DMP.
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Congratulations.
Julie0
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