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Pay off as much as you can in 2011 Challenge!
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im guessing quite a few peeps must get paid at the end of the month as there are about 40 people who havent yet started. this time last year that would have been me. signing up and then bottling it cos the lure of the shoes was too much.
no longer. im totally committed and am dreaming of paying off money. i dont want to wish my life away but im living for the next payday so i can make another payment. paying off debt is the new shopping lol xx0 -
I will play catch up with you :beer: roll on Feb. Very green cuz lots of peeps have been paid. I was paid before christmas and not paid until 31st Jan:mad:
I know the feeling... long wait for me tooParents - £4000/£0 paid
OH parents - £9000/£0 paid
Mortgage - £125,000/£0 overpayments0 -
affordmylife wrote: »im guessing quite a few peeps must get paid at the end of the month as there are about 40 people who havent yet started. this time last year that would have been me. signing up and then bottling it cos the lure of the shoes was too much.
no longer. im totally committed and am dreaming of paying off money. i dont want to wish my life away but im living for the next payday so i can make another payment. paying off debt is the new shopping lol xx
Yeah, really hope people come back to the thread and see what we're all up to. It's great motivation :jParents - £4000/£0 paid
OH parents - £9000/£0 paid
Mortgage - £125,000/£0 overpayments0 -
Hi folks,
I have paid off another £11.33 off the visa card today
Money FritterDFW#972 LBM2 (09/07/12) £25938.84; Current £23783.35;Credit Credit Card1 £128.47/£6424.24 (2%);Credit Card2 £443.86/£15663.25 (2.8%); Overdraft £0/£2500 (0%)0 -
another £14.00 paid off.
£1150.87/£12,000GE 36 *MFD may 2043
MFIT-T5 #60 £136,850.30
Mortgage overpayments 2019 - £285.96
2020 Jan-£40-feb-£18.28.march-£25
Christmas savings card 2020 £20/£100
Emergency savings £100/£500
12/3/17 175lb - 06/11/2019 152lb0 -
Deeperblue wrote: »Yeah, really hope people come back to the thread and see what we're all up to. It's great motivation :j
Am still lurking but with every intention to get myself organised and totalled up so far. Probably will do this at the end of the month when I can really focus on what happened this month, and set a proper budget for next month etc etc.
I will post where I'm up to then. Totally agree that this is motivational, I love seeing how well everyone is doing.
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we also get paid on the 31st this month! and usually it's the last working day of the month....so I will probably be the last one posting each time lolMORTGAGE BALANCE when we moved Aug 2024, £120,000. January 1st £118,267.06. May 1st, £116, 123, June 1st, £115,536, New mortgage added for extension- £165,000 July 1st!Mortgage Overpayments - September-December, £152.46. J- £103.27, F- £115, M- £91.50, A- £100, M- £200, J- £200. J- £200. Aug-£200.
Total- £1362.23
Goal pay off 1% of current mortgage in 1 year. £1650
EF- first goal £300
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I have been paid, but will be paying a lump sum to my debts on 1st Feb, just need to see how much I can cobble together by then! The person I owe the money to will think it's weird if I keep putting 12p or whatever into their account through the month!0
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Just put £50 into my overdraft, which takes it within it's limit thankfully (at least until the charges come off, but I can't afford to put any more in my O/D until next month.
Takes my new total to:
116. Daeheryn - £227.01/£2,000Pay off as much as you can in 2011 challenge #116 £394.24/£6722.580 -
Hi all, latecomer here!
Please can I join with my goal of paying off £6000 this year?
Once I write this on here it means that I have to do it!
Total paid off so far: £58/£6000 :eek:
Thank you, good luck all!Pround to be dealing with my debts! DFW Nerd # 1201
Coloured Squares 506/900 :eek:
The early bird catches the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese0
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