A Payment A Day Part 5

catspaw

morning all
PAD for me of £30 : (£25 to WF, £2.50 Cap1, £2.50 Van)

Double_Trouble

Morning folks

My little ones have gone to school for the first time today - they were quite happy to go - the end of another era :rolleyes: seems no time since it was the big ones starting school and that was 14 years ago :eek:

£5.52 for the 0% fund please Jo good start yesterday :j

DTxx

mooomin

Double_Trouble wrote: »

My little ones have gone to school for the first time today - they were quite happy to go - the end of another era :rolleyes: seems no time since it was the big ones starting school and that was 14 years ago :eek:

*passes tissue*

Have a cuppa tea and a cake.

SarahNeedle1872

SueP19 wrote: »

Mornin all

My PAD for today is £3.50

Am quite pleased as I stood up for myself yesterday (ta MSE) against 1 of my CC's. We started a self-DMP 3 months ago and I thought all was swimming along but the little b****r's rang me to inform me I am in breach!!!!!!!!!! what:mad:. It transpires I am not paying them online as I said...................doh you suspended my online facility and cos I sent a cheque I have gone over into September not making a payment in August???????????Well I let rip, its was nice of them to tell me and pointed out that. I promptly informed them that I was a member of a forum who have helped me make little payments to my debts to reduce it quicker but as they no longer offered me online I would not be able to pay a little more money IF I had it :rotfl::rotfl:Take that She then put me through to customer services who gave a long sigh and informed me that they could not reinstate the online and that the Collections not them had withdrawn it, she was not happy and totally agreed with me that it was a sh*t company :T

:rotfl::rotfl:Thats brilliant SueP, well done :T

Buffythedebtslayer

My monthly payments went out today

448 to the loan and 300 to the CC. Do these count as PAD or are we only counting extra payments?

xxxx

mooomin

Buffythedebtslayer wrote: »

My monthly payments went out today

448 to the loan and 300 to the CC. Do these count as PAD or are we only counting extra payments?

xxxx

Up to you - some people count them and some don't

They are nice big payments though so Jo might want them to count to her total :rotfl:

Buffythedebtslayer

flying_fresian wrote: »

Up to you - some people count them and some don't

They are nice big payments though so Jo might want them to count to her total :rotfl:

Thank you FF , I will leave it up to Jo to decide, I shall leave them in Black instead of colour. Do you count your monthly payments?

xxxx

Double_Trouble

Buffythedebtslayer wrote: »

My monthly payments went out today

448 to the loan and 300 to the CC. Do these count as PAD or are we only counting extra payments?

xxxx

I only count extra payments but some PAD all payments its up to you.

DTxx

Oops just seen FF post - I'll stick with drinking coffee eating cake (don't have any) and sniffing into my tissue

sashanut

Morning all! :j

Not sure why the jumpy smiley but heyho we've all got a lot to be cheerful about since we are all dealing with our debts, large small or in between somewhere, so glad I found this terrific thread, such a short time ago.....a couple of months?? Spent most of yesterday/today updating my snowball; haven't done it since I set it up in Feb 09, too depressing :eek::eek:

I'm amazed to see the total we owe is down by a massive £22,582.39 since Feb (no sorry Jo that is not today's PAD - I wish) :rotfl: Plus we also now have an o/d that is nearer £500 than £5500 :eek:, plus we have £2000 saved towards the tax bill & since we are still paying our mortgage pmt at the *old* rate (they only change the rate once a year) - we must have overpaid on that as well..

Will make Jo happy though as PAD for today is my VAT tax payment of £4083.35 - I know, I know blech blech

Double_Trouble

sashanut wrote: »

Morning all! :j


I'm amazed to see the total we owe is down by a massive £22,582.39 since Feb (no sorry Jo that is not today's PAD - I wish) :rotfl: Plus we also now have an o/d that is nearer £500 than £5500 :eek:, plus we have £2000 saved towards the tax bill & since we are still paying our mortgage pmt at the *old* rate (they only change the rate once a year) - we must have overpaid on that as well..

Wow that is going some Sashanut :j:T

DTxx