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Is there a weekly snowball anywhere?
indierocker85
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Hi guys
Is there a snowball calculator anywhere that states weekly payment amounts? The reason being is I need to work out what my weekly payments per debt need to be. Monthly is awkward as I get paid weekly.
Cheers
Is there a snowball calculator anywhere that states weekly payment amounts? The reason being is I need to work out what my weekly payments per debt need to be. Monthly is awkward as I get paid weekly.
Cheers
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I don't think the snowball calcs do weekly:o
the usual thing is
to ,
multiply weekly ammount by 52 then divide by 12
that gives you the average monthly amountPROUD TO BE DEALING WITH MY DEBT NERD #869
DFD 5/1/16Numpty,Not sure why but I'm crying
. Of all the peeps on this board you're the kindest & most supportive of all & I'm :mad: & 
for you all at the same time . Wish I was there to give you a big :grouphug: & emergency hobnobs
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On weekly pay, budget 4 weeks pay to last a month. Every 3rd month you get 5 paydays - a while weeks pay to put against debt.Hi, we’ve had to remove your signature. If you’re not sure why please read the forum rules or email the forum team if you’re still unsure - MSE ForumTeam0
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Like the others suggested I would multipky by 4 then use the whatsthecost.com website, really clear snowball visual which you can edit and add to any time, its been really helpful to my dfw journey, good luckmisselvis proud and in motion - dealing with her debts step by step
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challenge pay off 6.5k by the end of 2017~ £388/£6500 challenge 1% challenge = 6% of debt cleared; challenge - build up 3 months emergency fund- £0/£60000
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