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One debt Vs 100 days
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£6 paid over the last couple of days bringing me back on track, £20 paid so far, £180 to go yey! - sig updated0
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Is it too late to join??
If not i would like to get rid of one of my debt's which has 20%+ interest rate on it..
Sounds like a great motivator to me.
One debt in 100 days £384/1264(£865 left)Pay all your debt off by xmas 2014 £276/18864NSD 4 and 4 in a row0 -
£5.07 from Fat Cheese therefore total now paid off - £70.971 debt in 100 days £48.43/£374 - over 10% paid!
Stash busting 3/20 projects completed
Debt: [STRIKE]£22,025[/STRIKE] ] £21271 debt free date Oct 2016.0 -
£38.57 paid today making my total amount paid so far £183.01 might have to give the next week or so a miss as I have a hol to pay for and I keep dipping into it to pay this off!!!!!!0
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I managed to go shopping with OH today and not spend a penny - so I'm going to throw the £10 I would have frittered away against the dreaded debt.
Keep up the good work everyone. x P.
£143.80 remaining.This time I haven't smoked since 6th Jan 2014 and still going ok.
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Hi, sorry been AWOL for a few days. Only £2 for me.
TMDSealed Pot Challenge #0160 -
Payment made £820. Total remaining now £0 !
Thanks Postingalwaysposting for the motivation. If you knew how long these debts had been hanging around.... well, it was shameful
With a simple life coach pep talk, and the challenge you set, I have managed to pay off 4 small debts totalling £1546.
Good luck everyone.VR repayment £404 £156.02 PAID
Airpods repayment £249 £185 £75.90 PAID
Airpods repayment £144 £99.01 PAID
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that's fantastic moneymakestheworldgoround. :beer: how on earth did you manage to pay off that amount of money in such a short time?? we're only 10 day in.Goals for FebruaryDeclutter 2/50Money Made £0/£200Overpayments £0/£2000
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:D:D:D I really have no idea
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Its all about focus I suppose. I used to pay £10 here or £40 there. Or if I had £100 in the bank, I would panic about how much of that to use to pay off debts and how much to keep back in case of needing milk/petrol/bread etc.. So invariably I would keep all of it back and vow to pay in what I had left over after the weekend - I would NEVER have any left after the weekend !!
So for the sake of this challenge, I would in the above scenario pay off £100 and if I didnt have the cash for petrol/milk/bread .. tough !!
Obviously thats just an example, but you get the drift
I have used store cupboard food and stuff I didnt even recognise in the bottom of the freezer ! I have emptied the penny pots. I had saved some money for school uniforms which didnt cost anything near what I had anticipated. I got a bargain on ebay and proceeded to tell everyone about it, and someone offered me double what I had paid before I even received it ! I also sold a vibrating table ( long story
) which had been in my garage for 7 years !!
I have also done 6 car boots since we started ! I didnt know we had so many in the area, and it is amazing what other people give you too. My family all cleared out their junk, sorry trinkets, and I could keep the profits ! I did well with a 50p stall and the last one I did a 20p stall to clear everything - it was like a jumble sale stampede !!
Nothing inspirational I'm afraid, but it worked for me !VR repayment £404 £156.02 PAID
Airpods repayment £249 £185 £75.90 PAID
Airpods repayment £144 £99.01 PAID
Capital One £14000 -
that's a lot of work in 10 days. well done you. you should be very pleased with yourself.
well doneGoals for FebruaryDeclutter 2/50Money Made £0/£200Overpayments £0/£2000
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