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SUCCESS! Well, kind of...
jesster_2
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Having bored senseless everyone I know about how to go about paying off debts and showing off my retentively filled-in budget book at every available opportunity, I've had a success of sorts... Nothing to do with my own debts, but something I didn't expect nonetheless...
... a colleague at work quietly sidled up to me and said 'you know how you know all that debt stuff, i'm struggling to pay off mine, do you have any advice?'
Do I ever? Not sure said colleague was quite ready for the onslaught of information... but it just shows how we should all shout about it and spread the word, it DOES get through to people!
:j
... a colleague at work quietly sidled up to me and said 'you know how you know all that debt stuff, i'm struggling to pay off mine, do you have any advice?'
Do I ever? Not sure said colleague was quite ready for the onslaught of information... but it just shows how we should all shout about it and spread the word, it DOES get through to people!
:j
Dec 2005 £8,500
April 2007 £0
Paid Off Since Lightbulb Moment £8,500
Debt Free Date: APRIL 16 2007
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Beats preaching to the converted!!:beer: Well aint funny how its the little things in life that mean the most? Not where you live, the car you drive or the price tag on your clothes.
Theres no dollar sign on piece of mind
This Ive come to know...
So if you agree have a drink with me, raise your glasses for a toast :beer:0 -
well done!!
knowledge is powerMFW Newbie - #17. (#116 in 2019)
New Mortgage at Nov 19 - £273 499
Current Balance - £268 225
Want to cut down 26 year mortgage by 9 years!
New MF date 2036 :dance:0
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