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Pay off as much as you can in 2011 Challenge!
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Hi guys
Paid £2.37 today to cap one to round my figure up to:
£1350/£10,000:jPayment A Day £15 (started 17/5/14) :j0 -
Good morning
I've been desperate to make a payment or 3 over the last few days but pennies have been in short supply . . . until today, so, £80.60 to Additions brings me upto:
£476.06/£4500
Have a lovely day
xxPay off as much as you can in 2011 #130. £1418.70/£4500.
Debt Dec 10 £14,133. Now £11,988 (Work in progress)0 -
Last month I got too carried away with paying off debt that I it was a bit stressful waiting till payday. So this month I am going to hold fire.
Well done to everyone so far :T
I used to do that Skaps and it's really annoying, isn't it? What I do now is earmark what I want to pay towards debts and put it in a separate account until the day before payday - that way if we have any nasty surprises I can always dip into it, but being out of the current it doesn't feel like 'free' money I can just fritter away. Works for me, anyway.0 -
hi all can i join please, can you put me down for £3000 please from now
will update my ticker when i get a number debt £emergency savings £0/£1000Sealed pot challenge #540 -
Number 85 , Thriftyscotslass reporting in
Can I report £1000 / £10,000 paid off for January :j0 -
Woo hoo
No smoking or lunches so another £30. Keep it up everyone!£3707.05/£10,0000 -
Hi all,
No.13 here.
I've paid off what would have been my council tax payment to cc of £112.00.
So total is now £570.29/£6000.Pay as much as you can in 2011- £3688.54/£6000Pay as much as you can in 2012 - £3190.96/£6000LBM - August 2010 - £19202.30Current - August 2012 - £11803.68Paid so far - £7398.620 -
No. 138 £465/13,225
Have paid off my HSBC overdraft today :T and cancelled it :jso that's another £115 and down to only 12 creditors left to pay :rotfl:Emergency Fund goal - £1000/2000
Mortgage OP goal 2026 - £1200/£4500
Read 24 books this year 14/240 -
Small overpayment of £10 today.
£135/£40000 -
Last month I got too carried away with paying off debt that I it was a bit stressful waiting till payday.
I constantly do that, I ALWAYS underestimate how much I spend in a month despite budgeting to the extreme. But then every month I make it to payday without starving to death, even if I have to turn down a few nights out etc, so I figure that money is better off on the debt than being frittered away to make my life more "comfy". I just try to imagine having all that repayment money to myself when I'm debt free! DEBT FREE 3rd Sept 2011
(Debts at highest £15.8k Nov '08)
Student Loan paid off July 2014
First Direct Regular Saver #2: £2700 ** Santander 123: £13,106
Car Insurance/Tax Fund: £305 ** Present Savings: £525 ** Disneyworld Fund £1000
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