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Hi, thanks guys / gals / androgenous, gutted by interest maybe lol, this forum is so supportive though, work colleages call me del-boy as I am always prattling on abour this site and ebay :cool:determined_new_ms wrote: »congrats drewdrop!!! How William Wallace-esque "They can take our lives, but they will never take our Frrreeeeddddoooommmmm!!!!!!":jDEBT FREE 27th MAY 2010:j
Paid off - o/d £2750, loan £23000 (11 mts early), CC @ £14000
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Congratulations Drewdrop!
I've started my journey to the land of the debt-free life today... here's hoping things go to plan!
::: Total Paid Since LBM (27/05/10): £4639.85 Official Debt Gone!! :T ::::AThat money talks, I don't deny, I heard it once, it said "Goodbye"~ VSP2011: #104 ~
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Wow, well done drewdrop! That is somes seriously impressive debt bashing 0
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Wow, brilliant. Well done you. I love reading stories like this and it keeps me motivated.
Good luck with your future.
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Just a thought but some months don't, mine was my cat being ill, on the mend but vet bills are hard, I would def get pet insurance if I could go back as it would have worked out much better, then again if I could go back I wouldn't have debts in the first place :money: lol. Just take the bad month(s) as they come and pay off a bit less, mentally every extra pound paid does make you feel better, good luck xd3mon4ngel wrote: »Congratulations Drewdrop!
I've started my journey to the land of the debt-free life today... here's hoping things go to plan!:jDEBT FREE 27th MAY 2010:j
Paid off - o/d £2750, loan £23000 (11 mts early), CC @ £14000
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WOW! Well done, impressive debt busting.
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hey daft bunny, everyones repayments are different, I rent a house and dont have kids so mine is a bit easier, saying that I have decided to save for a mortgage deposit so will be in 'good' debt soon(ish) xBunnyinthelights wrote: »WOW! Well done, impressive debt busting.
*jealous*:jDEBT FREE 27th MAY 2010:j
Paid off - o/d £2750, loan £23000 (11 mts early), CC @ £14000
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Congratulations. It's so inspirational to read when someone becomes debt free, I hope to become debt free by December this year or at the very latest early next year.
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Thanks so much for sharing this! and a massive congratulations to you!!!! xxxxx:j6 debts cleared since joining MSE:j:eek: Remaining debts... Very / Halifax Loan/ A&L / Virgin cc / Lloyds / Sister :eek::smileyheaGetting Married 04.12.10 - The MSE way :smileyhea:dance: Making this house a home :dance:0
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Hi, thanks, I wish I had found this site earlier than last winter, always on it nowMoneytroubles wrote: »Thanks so much for sharing this! and a massive congratulations to you!!!! xxxxx
:jDEBT FREE 27th MAY 2010:j
Paid off - o/d £2750, loan £23000 (11 mts early), CC @ £14000
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