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The Debt Free Birthday Club Challenge!
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Morning folks!
I could have sworn that Sarah had posted her ticker, but I must be going mad
Anyway, I have paid another £10 from Mr Barclaycard this morning, and so beings the quest to be Debt-Free By 30! I have also put £2.12 in my savings account, which will eventually pay off the loan as this doesn't allow overpayments just total early repayment.
I have redone my ticker so it only includes what I am aiming to pay off as part of this challenge (Although I have paid off over £2,000 of debt before this challenge) so it now shows the slightly depressing figure of 0.2% repaid :rotfl:
Still, 0.2% will become 0.5% and so on and so forth. Positive thinking for the great battle!
The debt I include as of yesterdays date is:
My loan £6,613.88
Barclaycard £380
I am aiming to pay off Barclaycard by the end of next month and then settle down for the long slog to pay off the loan!
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Morning all! Hope you are all well.
Just made a payment to my A&L card. It was the minimum payment plus an extra £5...being a bit thick this morning, and can't quite work out how much I'll have actually paid off my card with the interest and all...IYSWIM!!!I'll try to fathom it...
Sorry Silaqui...being nosey....
... hmmm better try extra hard in my interview lol!
What is your interview for? Good luck with it!:T
Have a grand Saturday...and make sure you stock up on Easter Eggs!:rotfl:MBNA - [STRIKE]£7068.60 [/STRIKE] £7060.00 Egg - 1422.35 A&L - [STRIKE]£249.32[/STRIKE] £215.00Loan - £13279.50 :rolleyes:0 -
Purpleclutterbuck wrote: »
Thanks for the 'Hi' PCB and love the 'Ticker'.0 -
Thanks Shopgirl! Its for the subject leader job at school, the current one is retiring at the end of the year so thought I'd try and get my head in! Not holding out a massive amount of hope as I have only been teaching 3 years but I'll be properly chuffed if I get it!
I like these tickers that everyones getting, how do they work? Do you just have to keep updating the figures and it moves itself along?
I'm going to my mums tomorrow for lunch and I'm hoping I'm not too old for an Easter egg hehe!
xxThs signature is out of date because I'm too lazy to update it...0 -
Okay, it's not a complete DF challenge, but I hereby declare that in one year's time, ie 11th April 2010, I will have paid off my Natwest Overdraft, which currently stands at £1800!Start Date: 27/11/2010
Padding: Day 42
Target £8000
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Hi
Can join in . I want to pay off £45000 by the time I am 50 ( March 2015)
GULP:eek:
40somethingmum0 -
Welcome to 40somethingmum and Intergalactic Floozie (you have one of the best user names on these boards!) - you are now added to the list0
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Hi everyone
Can I join in too? Just added up the figures...and have £5675.03 to pay off.
I'm going to choose 31st December 2009 for my debt free date. How great would it be to start a new year with no debt? :j
Good luck everyone.Debt @ Dec 2009 £10,026.05
Debt today £7,982.11
Saving a month's wage £00/£1500
2010 Crazy Clothes Challenge £37.50/£1000 -
Luckycharm - you're added to the list now, good luck!0
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flying_fresian wrote: »Morning folks!
I could have sworn that Sarah had posted her ticker, but I must be going mad
Anyway, I have paid another £10 from Mr Barclaycard this morning, and so beings the quest to be Debt-Free By 30! I have also put £2.12 in my savings account, which will eventually pay off the loan as this doesn't allow overpayments just total early repayment.
I have redone my ticker so it only includes what I am aiming to pay off as part of this challenge (Although I have paid off over £2,000 of debt before this challenge) so it now shows the slightly depressing figure of 0.2% repaid :rotfl:
Still, 0.2% will become 0.5% and so on and so forth. Positive thinking for the great battle!
The debt I include as of yesterdays date is:
My loan £6,613.88
Barclaycard £380
I am aiming to pay off Barclaycard by the end of next month and then settle down for the long slog to pay off the loan!
Will give it another go in a bit'We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars' - Oscar Wilde0
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