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Hi, congrats on doing so well so quick! One thing that I have found helps is making a payment a day to something. I usually only do about £1, usually to my credit card, but it means I clear about £20-£30 a month without missing it. I think of it as a chocolate bar a day! Good luck with clearing the debts.
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Hi, congrats on doing so well so quick! One thing that I have found helps is making a payment a day to something. I usually only do about £1, usually to my credit card, but it means I clear about £20-£30 a month without missing it. I think of it as a chocolate bar a day! Good luck with clearing the debts.
Rachael
I like that idea, very good.Tallyhoh! Stopped Smoking October 2000. Saved £29382.50 so far!0 -
Hey tallyhoh,
The payment a day thread is free to join if you want to join all the other mad hatters on there!!!!Started PADdin' 13/04/09 paid £7486.66 - CC free 02/11/10
Aim for 2011 - pay off car loan £260.00 saved
Nerd No. 1173! :j
Made by God...Improved by the The Devil
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If it really is not costing you then you might like to re-jig my plan. But even so it is a small amount and would be good psychologically to be able to cross it off the list.sandhawk2701 wrote: »we will take your advice and get rid of Grattan , it is 0% no charges either but willing to get rid of it.
No harm in finding out.The other HP debt is a car loan, would getting a settlement figure help?
Nice one. Well done.Have actually managed a no-spend today which is a feel good factor too.........0
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