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Reasonable chunk gone!
Devo
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I sold my motorbike last night and instead of buying a new one (my original intention) I paid the money off my Egg loan!
Kind of seems like I've just got rid of my bike and now have nothing to show for the sale, but I know it's the sensible thing to do in the long run...
I've also got about £900 overtime money coming this month (payday=23rd June) which is going towards my loan. £1500 paid off my loan in one month - I'm well chuffed
Kind of seems like I've just got rid of my bike and now have nothing to show for the sale, but I know it's the sensible thing to do in the long run...
I've also got about £900 overtime money coming this month (payday=23rd June) which is going towards my loan. £1500 paid off my loan in one month - I'm well chuffed
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Wow someones going great guns
Briliant!! And think of what you wil lsave on tax & maintainence - further savings :beer::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 -
That is fantastic! You did the right thing by paying it off the loan - just think how much interest you have saved yourself.
The £900 overtime sounds good as well - hope you can get the same figure in overtime for the next few months and you will be debt free in no time!
Annie"Debt makes plans for you" - A quote from my friend Catherine. How true!0 -
My god! Nice one!Barclaycard - £489.74 / £500.00
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Annie_Fanny wrote:That is fantastic! You did the right thing by paying it off the loan - just think how much interest you have saved yourself.
The £900 overtime sounds good as well - hope you can get the same figure in overtime for the next few months and you will be debt free in no time!
Annie
That's what I'm hoping! It means working weekends, but that's cool because we get all our expenses paid - meaning I don't spend anything all weekend, as all food, drink, travel etc is paid - Yay!0 -
Well done you! You should be proud of yourself for making the right decision.Quality is doing something right when no one is looking - Henry Ford
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Well done you
Keep up the good work n you'll be debt free in no time :jLightbulb Moment April 2006.Pay off All Debts by 31.12.2014.CC1: £5594, CC2: £164, OD1: £200,Total:£59580 -
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Wooo hoooo! Well done! Keep it up!Debt Free Nerd No. 89, LBM: April 2006, Debt at highest (Sept 05): £40,939.96
NOW TOTALLY DEBT FREE!!!!!!!! Woooo hooooooo!!! DEBT FREE DATE: 23 December 20090 -
That's really good!! :j :beer:Mortgage-free wannabe!0
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Well done, thats a massive chunk off! It is hard having to pay off debt because it doesn't feel like its going anywhere and that you've earned for nothing but just think how good it'll feel once its all paid off...and a bit earlier now aswell!!
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