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A Payment A Day - Part 11!
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Got to go out for milk.... Just to say phoned CCF last night re settlement figure and they said come the end of the month it'll be £98 or something. But I don't know when exactly I'm getting paid due to the holidays so wondering if I pay it by BT on the 28th (bearing in mind it has to be paid by the 29th) risking the £1.60 in interest or pay by card (costs £3).....what do folk reckon. I'm thinking I'd rather pay by card personally then it's done
...£1.50 is not worth stressing over. And all my other pads have been done by BT which is free :T...
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Hi E,
I hate having to pay extra to pay money, but I think it would be less stressful to pay the £3 rather than to be anxious about them receiving it on time.
Pip
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Frodobaggins wrote: »Could I join your thread please? It sounds so motivational to put something aside each day off a debt. It must really help to see it go down.
For the last few months I have been doing the NSD challenge but I'm not sure how this would work with a payment a day?
I have a credit card I would like to work on. The balance was £920.03 but after yestersays direct debit payment of £23 its now £897.03.
Iwill put £5 away in a pot today, and I will add whatever I can manage each day. Each week I will pay the money I have collected as extra payments to the card. I won't count the regular £23 monthly direct debit payment, as that will cover the interest. Is that Okay?
Frodo.
Hi Froddo - welcome! The beauty of this thread is that you can do it any way you wantI don't post a PaD every day, but i'm quietly putting money away, so certainly THINK about it every day
I will mainly post in lump sums with a few odd bits here and there
Hi E,
I hate having to pay extra to pay money, but I think it would be less stressful to pay the £3 rather than to be anxious about them receiving it on time.
Pip
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I agree with Pip, ErmeOne step at a time0 -
Thanks Pippo and Hopeful for the warm welcome and advice.
I think I will put away what I can each day in a pot, but will only count it as a spend day for the NSD challange the day when I pay it off credit card.DFW Nerd 1394.
Total Debt Paid £38109.29/ £40259.24.0 -
Hi all :j
A rather more modest PAD of £73.25 plz Hopeful - tkyou!! :jNew start JAN15 - NOT BUYING IT 2015 :eek:. Long haul DFW #145 : 2011 DEBTBUSTING : £5500 OD GONE, £2000 OD - GONE £93,610.30 cc & loan debt - GONE 27.6.14 FINALLY DEBT & MORTGAGE FREE :happyhear0 -
Hello all!
PAD £1.03 today please to CC3 :O)0 -
Good morning everyone, just a tiny 73p from me today please0
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Morning
My Pad today is £2.06 - £1.03 to the mortgage and £1.03 to the loan.
Happy days!Plan to PAD Everyday 2024Credit Card - £3662.99 (int free to 11/11/25) -PAD TotalsJan 2024 -0 -
Good morning, all!
Good work yesterday...£714.06
Have a great day
(You will begin to notice I LURVE all things Christmas. I only allow myself to celebrate during the month of December, so I like to make the most of it)
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Good Morning
£2 for me today please.This time I haven't smoked since 6th Jan 2014 and still going ok.
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Hi all, £140 to AA CC that I spent shopping on Thursday.0
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