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At last I can pay my pay loan debts off

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  • hermum
    hermum Posts: 7,123 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    Congrats, hopefully the start of a really good year for you.
  • mrs:optimist_2
    mrs:optimist_2 Posts: 74 Forumite
    It's lovely to see such a positive post, congrats on your win :D
    :heart2: DMP Mutual Support Thread Member 370 :heart2:
  • found_a_bargin
    found_a_bargin Posts: 201 Forumite
    Congratulations,, only 2 more months then im rid of those payday loans half going this month then half next,,
  • too_much_debt
    too_much_debt Posts: 3,218 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    Congratulations on your lottery win, that is great that you can pay off the loan.
    Sealed Pot Challenge #016
  • CH0C0H0LIC
    CH0C0H0LIC Posts: 40 Forumite
    It's lovely to read a good news post, hopefully this is the start of a better year for you and as you pay off one debt it'll free up money to pay off the next one!

    Congrats on the win, I had to tell my partner that our numbers hadn't come up on the big one last night cus i forgot to buy the flippin ticket <oops>
    :jXmas Pressy Challenge:j
    Only buying pressies if they are mega cheap, heavily discounted or free.
    :rotfl:Tighter than a duck's bottom and proud of it :rotfl:
  • liuhut
    liuhut Posts: 1,269 Forumite
    wow thats fantastic, just told the family and the kids were wide-eyed that your OH dream came true!!
    Congratulations x
    WIN £2008 in 2008 £1836.31 2009 wins - £91!!! 2010 wins in Oz $ 6170.... wins 2011 aprox $2000
    MFIT - number 37. Reduce my mortgage from £63,500 to £48,000. now at 54,000...
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