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Pay off as much as you can in 2011 Challenge!
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Well I'd love to joint his too but I don't think I'm in your league. I got very large debts but I'm struggling to pay the minimums at the moment. However, I am aiming over the next 12 months to pay off £1000 of my debts...is that too little to join here? Sorry.Barclays overdraft £1290
MBNA £3239
MBNA £4108
Extra payment a week challenge (started WC 11.5.2015) This week - £0 Total - £0
£1000 emergency fund - £0/£10000 -
I'd love to join in - get back on track after Christmas
Put me down for £3435 please, I want to be 100% debt-free by this time next year!
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Hello! I'm refocussing on the forum a little bit, so I'm joining a challenge again ... please put me down for £15,000 - thats French mortgage repayments, and a savings challenge too ....
Thank you!2023: the year I get to buy a car0 -
Well I'd love to joint his too but I don't think I'm in your league. I got very large debts but I'm struggling to pay the minimums at the moment. However, I am aiming over the next 12 months to pay off £1000 of my debts...is that too little to join here? Sorry.
I don't think any amount is too little! Anything paid off is a small weight off your shoulders, good luck with it
I would like to join as well, I started taking part in challenges last year and lasted till about April before life took over
so, fresh year, fresh new start (again?!).. would love to pay off £8000.
Thank you!!£2022 in 2022 - £1042/£2022
"Our intention creates our reality - energy flows where intention goes"0 -
First payment for this challenge of £100 :T
Feeling really motivated about this challenge so off to hunt for things to sell0 -
Hello
I've been skirting around these forums for a couple of years - taking onboard some great advice but also, at times, not following it as closely as I should have.
I have a lot of debt to clear but I'm determined that 2011 is the year that the half hearted gestures ends and the real focus begins.
Can I go for £10,000 - it won't clear it all but it will knock an almighty dent in the debt!
One step at a time and all that!Pay off as much as you can in 2011 challenge - £359/£10,000
sealed pot challenge no 1144 - target £1000
January 2011 work lunches challenge no 15 - 16/190 -
Hi can i join please? Would love to pay off 8,000 of personal debt (owe circa 11k) and save 2k please for emergencies, hols & family entertainment. So a total of 10k plase JWIL.
I will start on 1st Jan too if that's ok. I will count my usual payments, any padding (payment a day) and quidco money. I will also set a food budget and be really [STRIKE]mean[/STRIKE] careful so that any leftover money can also be paid off debts:D.Payment A Day £15 (started 17/5/14) :j0 -
Room for one more? £10k for me too please.LBM 27/12/14.
January Ebay and Amazon aim: £500. £22/£500 January weight loss aim 10lb. 0/10.
1 debt vs 100 days challenge £22/£500 by 7th April.
Nsd January aim 20. PAD starting 29/12/14 £20 -
Hi
Made a payment today of £61 to a credit card but after taking interest into account, I've actually only paid £14.55 off the debt, so what figure should I use :think:LBM Dec 10. Total unsecured debt £41176 :eek: Nov 12 Debt Free Thanks Mum x RIP x
2013 Savings £250
2013 OP £35000 -
Hi
Made a payment today of £61 to a credit card but after taking interest into account, I've actually only paid £14.55 off the debt, so what figure should I use :think:
I think its optional. Some people would use the £61 because that's money you've paid (even if its not paid OFF £61), but others would use £14.55. I think its a personal choice.
I'm personally counting all money paid - my credit cards are on 0% so that's okay, but my loans I'm not taking off the interest...mainly because I don't get monthly statements and can't work it out![STRIKE]Total debt 1.11.10 £23,446[/STRIKE]Save £6k in 2015 #129 £6121.66/£6000Save £6k in 2016 #39 £6000/£60000
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