1 debt in 100 days part 6

Adorian

Another £73.70 for me thanks to surveys and an Amazon sale. :-)

£1,163.98 / £1,194.84.

so close I am really excited! Well done everybody. Seeing what you're all doing has really made me want to keep at it!

gothrockchic1

Well Done everyone

£20 for me today

I will complete a challenge one day!!

Debt_free_by_2012

Another £150 paid total stands at 500.90/2220.88

mandz1

Another £46 payment today taking my totals to £601paid/£149 remaining.
Not long left now, dont think i will make my total though as i am moving house and money is a bit thin on the ground as i am having to pay out for stuff for the house aswell.
Keep up the good work everyone.

paulb72

I emptied my savings bottle and had managed to save a reasonable £26. I have put another £24 to it from being frugal with shopping, etc. So, I've paid off my first £50 :j

All I need to do now is sell my car and I can pay a big chunk off my debt. It just seems as though people only want to pay stupid money!!!

Amara

BIG, BIG CONGRATS FOR EVERYONE WHO PAID OFF!!! You are all great. I'll update tomorrow. We also need to think about a starting date for a challenge part 7 Suggestions, anyone? Will be a hard time, because it will cover Chrismas/New Year time.

Amara

Well, I've done updating now. Still, waiting for sugestions about a new thread's date.

paulb72

Amara wrote: »

Well, I've done updating now. Still, waiting for sugestions about a new thread's date.

We could start a little later, so that christmas doesn't seem to get in the way too much. We'll also have a bit more time after christmas then to catch up. If we started on the 10th December 2011 we would finish on the 19th March 2012 (the day before the first day of spring). So, what a way to start of spring, with another debt cleared:exclamati

Thoughts anyone:question:

415SanFran

I think i would rather see it begin in the VERY early part of the New Year.

Over Christmas not so many people have the time for the ebaying and surveys, also with visitors and what not we will be buying extra food so not being able to shave a little here and there from the shopping bill.
After the NY most people are getting back to normal with the children back at school and if they are anything like me the fridge is still groaning with food that will last for the next couple of weeks.
That said I am looking forward to the next one when ever it is.

positivelypurple

I think mid December would be a good time to start. Part of MS training has taught me to get my Christmas presents in the sales so as of today, I have just two or three gifts left to sort out.

I feel it's important to keep the momentum going and being part of a challenge such as this one keeps our focus on the long term rather than getting caught up in the attitude of it's Christmas so I should spend, spend, spend!

Happy to go with the majority

£8 for me today bringing my total to £131/£991