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A Payment A Day Part 4
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Really hard not to laugh on calls while reading this :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:0
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Bye Terri!! Dont drink too much!:rotfl:Biggest Loser Weight Loss: 13 / 20 lb0
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JulieK1313 wrote: »Really hard not to laugh on calls while reading this :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:your taking calls while talking to usBiggest Loser Weight Loss: 13 / 20 lb0 -
Greenbynature wrote: »
Like to think all my callers look like this :T :T :T0 -
Biggest Loser Weight Loss: 13 / 20 lb0
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Bye Terri lucky you with the wine I'm drinking coffee and scoffing choc chip cookies!!!Debt @ LBM - £25,722 Debt now - £11,811 DFD - April 2012 :eek: :eek:
Payment a day challenge - 8/8/08 - £8669.73:jISA - £127.07
Sealed Pot Challenge #283 £489.50 for 2009//£353 for 2010
Stopped smoking 1/11/2010 - money saved so far:£5150 -
Greenbynature wrote: »Well done on the debt busting Paul your sig is looking really good :T
Thanks Green. The 4 grand a year challenge is a bit deceptive. I may have to pull that bit off as I was too busy working and too knackered to bother keeping records for a while.
As for the amount of debt that I've repaid since the year start, in one way it's better than it looks because that starting figure actually went up briefly and nudged 53 grand. So I've actually repaid about 7 grand since February. On the minus side, I haven't been putting money aside for my January '10 tax bill. That will be a big one because I had a big jump in profits during the relevant period and I will be nobbled for the money owing AND a large payment on account. So, after my holiday next month, it looks like it will be minimum payments to all debts for a few months and transferring every spare pound to the taxman. I just hope the LIBOR rates stay low as I come off my fixed rate mortgage very soon. Each percentage point will represent £70 a month so I have potential for trouble ahead.
I may yet have to re-arrange my debt repayments but should be OK so long as rates stay low for 18 months or so. That way, I can reduce my debts substantially leaving room for some mortgage fluctuation. There is no chance of me getting another mortgage deal due to LTV ratio, the need to self cert (if anyone is still doing that), and, quite probably, my age comes into play now.0 -
JulieK1313 wrote: »http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=378166
Not sure i can post links but I'll try :rotfl::rotfl:
txting sounds like the way forward!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 Devil0 -
JulieK1313 wrote: »Like to think all my callers look like this :T :T :T
I wish my OH looked like this!!Debt @ LBM - £25,722 Debt now - £11,811 DFD - April 2012 :eek: :eek:
Payment a day challenge - 8/8/08 - £8669.73:jISA - £127.07
Sealed Pot Challenge #283 £489.50 for 2009//£353 for 2010
Stopped smoking 1/11/2010 - money saved so far:£5150 -
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