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A Payment A Day - Part 10!
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Well i have been a bit AWOL but am totally skint, we ate r overdraft, credit card and have not a penny until pay day 1st April, so week and countin! so afraid no pad but i will next week! readin all posts and everyone is doing sooooo well, WELL DONE EVERYONE and congurts on 2 baby pad's 2 join us soon xxmarriage is finding that one special person that you can annoy for the rest of your life:)0
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o just work out my thing @ the bottom, wat a snow ball???marriage is finding that one special person that you can annoy for the rest of your life:)0
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too_much_debt wrote: »For those of you paying credit cards, do you guys actually send a payment a day to your credit card or do you put it aside to send once a month or whatever. I have been trying to pay my credit more often during the month but never at the rate of once a day. How low was the lowest payment sent?
By the way, how can you keep your snowball calculator. I keep losing the information and having to put it in again each time, very frustrating.
Don't know about the snowball calculator but, as far as small PADs go I tend to save them up and then make a payment from my bank account to the value of the saved amounts. I then return the saved amount to my purse. Saves visiting the cash machine too. The lowest payment I have made is around £3.50.
Good luck and happy PADing!PAD-ing Since 7/1/11 2012 - £2329.10 2011 - £4760.88 :money:
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£5 please to the Barclaycard!!!0
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£1.46 for me today please!!xx0
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too_much_debt wrote: »For those of you paying credit cards, do you guys actually send a payment a day to your credit card or do you put it aside to send once a month or whatever. I have been trying to pay my credit more often during the month but never at the rate of once a day. How low was the lowest payment sent?
By the way, how can you keep your snowball calculator. I keep losing the information and having to put it in again each time, very frustrating.
i have the account details of all the people i pay on my online banking,
I have done online transfers for a £1 ,havent heard any complaints and this is my third month of padding, i find it easier this way and means it goes, i log all payments made on my spreadsheet:DMAKE £2022 in 2022 no 29 £2022/£434.10
Mortgage@ 1/1/2022 £17540 / £1601.39
pay all your debts by xmas 2022 £15000/ £1865.29
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too_much_debt wrote: »For those of you paying credit cards, do you guys actually send a payment a day to your credit card or do you put it aside to send once a month or whatever. I have been trying to pay my credit more often during the month but never at the rate of once a day. How low was the lowest payment sent?
Hey too much debt - I used to quite merrily send a £1.00 payment each day to Cap1, never had any problems with it. Always used to enjoy sending the paymet via their website using my debit card as I knew they would be charged (by their bank) for each transaction.
I liked to think of it as payback for all those charges they issued me wth in the days I was really skint and struggled to make min payment / keep under the credit limit etc... Figured they'd never really notice with their scandalous, massive profits, but made me feel a little bit better about the whole thingI myself am made entirely of flaws, stitched together with good intentions...0 -
Thanks for the replies. I really want to get into PADing. Does it help the interest go down per day or is the interest only done once a month?LBM: Not sure exact date, been flickering on and off for ages.
Debt 1: 14716.10Debt 2: 9000.00
Debt 3: 2421.64Debt 4: 2279.40
Debt 5: 4966.33 (student loan on deferment)
TOTAL: 33, 383.47 :eek:0 -
Can I please pad £1.45 today ta X'The road to a friends house is never long'0
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Just popping in again with another £7.40. £5 towards my Christmas savings and £2.40 towards OH's cc (rest of the week's paper money saved 3 x 80p). :money:0
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