Does anyone want to go head to head?

MinnieSpender

Well done Mrs Mug! A worthy winner!

LA - just us chickens lagging behind then? We might even hit our FFD before we crack this one! :rotfl:

EDIT: £15 paid off today. That'll be it until payday now (unless a miracle occurs...)

ehallett

Hello everyone

I am very sorry but I'm going to have to drop out of the challenge. I feel really bad seeing as it is my challenge in the first place!!

The reason for this is that a while ago I borrowed £2,000 from my mum which she now needs back ASAP. Seeing as my mum is far more important than Capital One, I'm going to be delaying paying off my Capital One card until I've got enough to pay my mum back.

Please all continue with the challenge, I will still be reading this thread and cheering you call on

Good luck to you all

Emily xx

LJD1_2

Aw, that's a shame Emily. Maybe we can do a challenge again in better times! Take care xx

never_again_2

ehallett wrote:

Hello everyone

The reason for this is that a while ago I borrowed £2,000 from my mum which she now needs back ASAP. Seeing as my mum is far more important than Capital One, I'm going to be delaying paying off my Capital One card until I've got enough to pay my mum back.

Don't drop out - just replace who the money goes to. Still aim to raise the money, but instead of giving the money to Capital One use it to pay your Mum back part of what you owe her. The idea of your challange is to get out of debt sooner, it doesn't really matter in the end who you pay.

Don't leave Emily!!!

beanielou

Hi emily

agree it doesent matter who the money goes to , but the challange of raising the money.
The challange remains!
Lou xx

ehallett

never_again wrote:

Don't drop out - just replace who the money goes to. Still aim to raise the money, but instead of giving the money to Capital One use it to pay your Mum back part of what you owe her. The idea of your challange is to get out of debt sooner, it doesn't really matter in the end who you pay.

Don't leave Emily!!!

I'll have to start again though, unless I say that I want to raise about £800 as my money from AQA is going to pay off the bulk of the £2,000 at the beginning of October.

Ok, I'll stay and say that I need to raise £800 which is roughly the same amount that was on my Capital One card anyway.

never_again_2

ehallett wrote:

I'll have to start again though, unless I say that I want to raise about £800 as my money from AQA is going to pay off the bulk of the £2,000 at the beginning of October.

Ok, I'll stay and say that I need to raise £800 which is roughly the same amount that was on my Capital One card anyway.

Glad to hear you're not dropping out.

I have decided to add my two credit card totals together and make that my new total to pay off. I will be over the moon when all that is left is the loans.

LJD1_2

Mmm, didn't think of it like this. Can I opt back in and aim to pay £1000 off the remortgage for the windows? Pretty please

ehallett

LJD1 wrote:

Mmm, didn't think of it like this. Can I opt back in and aim to pay £1000 off the remortgage for the windows? Pretty please

Of course you can

:T :T

never_again_2

LJD1 wrote:

Mmm, didn't think of it like this. Can I opt back in and aim to pay £1000 off the remortgage for the windows? Pretty please

Glad to have you back again!