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I did it - I really, really am debt free TODAY!!
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Well done, my DFD is miles away but all the stories on here make you determind to do it.
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just starting my mammoth task first payment to cccs is going out on 1st feb....
Big huge congratulations to you :beer: xxxxx0 -
Congratulations backinbusiness, you must feel ecstatic, well done to you :beer:. I spoke to Payplan yesterday as it has got to the stage where we cannot deal with all our payments. I am not sure what to expect at the moment, but hopefully one day I can announce that we are debt free, it will be a long time yet, but one day
. May Grocery Challenge - £280.26/£250 (includes all food, toiletries and takeaway's for a family of four)0 -
Well Done - I know I still have a long way to go, but everyone who gets there gives me hopethat I will too!!
Make £10 a day June 103.04/300
Declutter 2018 in 2018 3/2018
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Congratulations! It's hard work but def worth it.
Enjoy your celebration tonight :beer:Grocery Challenge £211/£455 (01/01-31/03)
2016 Sell: £125/£250
£1,000 Emergency Fund Challenge #78 £3.96 / £1,000Vet Fund: £410.93 / £1,000
Debt free & determined to stay that way!0 -
Huge congrats! I got some news from my accountant today which knocked off a nice whack from my total, which means I'm pretty close to halving my starting number; you must feel overwhelmed and very very happy! 0
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Massive amounts of congratulations!
I hope you enjoy living a debt free lifestyle Overdraft: PAIDOU Course Fees: PAID:money:Now to save for mortgage... :money:0 -
Thanks to all. Petepetepete - I am both overwhelmed and extremely happy. It's not been a long haul but having spent the last 18mths or so analysing spreadsheets, tweaking figures here and there and generally monitoring my finances like a hawk I hope to be able to cut myself a little slack. My attitude towards money, debt and the devil's work interest has changed completely. From paying hundreds of pounds in bank charges, late payment fees, interest etc I now begrudge paying for - well ANYTHING! My children say I am tight - I prefer the term careful! This will benefit them in the long run too I hope, as I've shared the (edited) highlights with them. It's a great feeling - what was I thinking all these years beforehand?DF
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Congrats
Hope your enjoy your meal xMake £10 a day, October 2023 - £105/£3100 -
Well done, very pleased for you. My DFD is still won't be for two years but I am already imagining how good it must feel!Dec 2011, LBM No. 2: Total debt [STRIKE]£49,034[/STRIKE] Jan 2012: £47,466
Pay one debt 2012 #59: Tesco credit card £69 paid / £476 left0
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