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Pay One Debt 2012!

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  • freebyfifty
    freebyfifty Posts: 3,189 Forumite
    Good Morning,

    Made another payment of £2.00 this morning.

    Trying PADing but not sure how long it will last :o but that £2 made my bank account nice round figures :)
    Free by Fifty
    Debt of the Moment -
    August NSD Challenge 14/15
  • Karb
    Karb Posts: 853 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 500 Posts Name Dropper Combo Breaker
    Minimum payment of £79.77 has gone today.

    So its now £3466.51 to go
    Debt free since December 2015. It can be done


  • Karb
    Karb Posts: 853 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 500 Posts Name Dropper Combo Breaker
    Tallgirl wrote: »
    Hi,

    I have just joined MSE today, ned to get my bum in gear or I'll be paying off debts forever!!

    Your thread is amazing, I would love to join, if you could kindly let me know what info you need??

    Thanks x x

    Welcome Tallgirl. Essentially it's just a case of which debt you want to pay off before the end of next year, and how much it currently stands at. Then post updates as you knock chunks off it.
    Debt free since December 2015. It can be done


  • Hope you are ok Emily, saying goodbye isn't easy.

    Sorry I have forgotten who posted but 100 years to clear £400 .... I doubt you will live to 100 + your age (I assume you are older than 18 with credit card ;)) You are correct that is truely disgusting how a company can charge that much in interest!!

    All my ebay items sold and have now being posted with a £50 profit and hubby's over time comes in at just over £100 so a total of £150 off £347 ... leaves £197 :j

    However I have received my Gas / Electric bill of arrears of £355.64 :eek: I am devasted to have racked up so much but we have been careless with leaving things on and this is over 18 months ... The company we was with didn't feel the need to increase the payments until now so effectively this month they have doubled my repayment ... Needless to say I changed the same day - I calculated my payments on what we actually use, used the cash back sites and I'm expecting a payment of £120 in March time (going to throw at some more debt) ... however the payment I should be making to my mum with more of hubbys over time next month won't be for as much as this bill needs paying first. :( I was very disheartened but I rejigged my budget, stopped stressing over it (because I can not control it) and worked out my game plan!!

    Thank you Emily for this thread - this time last year I would of just buried my head in the sand hoping it would pass me by with out me noticing!! :o

    Here is to a good chunk of debt being cleared for 2012 :beer:
    £2 Saver # 40 & SPC # 1465 & VSP # 94 £101.47/£100
    Pay One Debt 2012 # 25 £480 / £4000
    Personal Targets - Mum £70/£1820 :o

    Aim to be DEBT FREE December 2014
  • anh1904
    anh1904 Posts: 480 Forumite
    Card 1: £12500
    Card 2: £10000
    Card 3: £9500
    Card 4: £7500
    Card 5: £4500
    Card 6: £3000
    Card 7: £1500

    All rounded to nearest £500.

    I am currently net debt free, since I have a share scheme at work which matures in less than 18 months, and currently has a value in excess of my total debts. My challenge in the interim is keeping solvent until that glorious day. Of course, everything I can pay off in the interim means the share scheme doesn't just clear me of my debts, but leaves me something worthwhile to spare, so I accept the challenge to clear (at least) one debt in 2012. No doubt there will be more juggling to find more 0% rates, which the vast majority of the above balances currently enjoy...

    Good luck to everyone, may good fortune find those with most need.
    Like all revolutions, guerrilla goodness begins slowly, with a single act. Let it be yours.

    Practice random acts of kindness and senseless acts of beauty.
  • Karb wrote: »
    Welcome Tallgirl. Essentially it's just a case of which debt you want to pay off before the end of next year, and how much it currently stands at. Then post updates as you knock chunks off it.


    Thanks Karb,

    want to have ccard paid off which was €2466, paid money off it today as got paid early for xmas. So want to get rid of it!!!! Sick of credit cards now:mad:, or my lack of self control!!

    going to get my finger out and work really hard to be debt free asap!!
    Personal loan €4685, CREDIT CARD €1665/2466 Overdraft €350, Family loan €2500 =TOTAL: €9,200/€10,365 as of Dec 2011 :eek:

    Crazy clothes challenge #26 €9/€75 for 2012
    Pay one debt 2012 #45
  • e4rub
    e4rub Posts: 720 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 500 Posts Combo Breaker Debt-free and Proud!
    Hi all
    Sister has flown in from America (she lives there!) for funeral, which is on Wednesday. Hope to do update of balances after xmas. Feel like I am letting you all down but I promise I will get back on track soon. I think you are doing AMAZING and I hope you all have a great Christmas. Remember ~ Don't spend what you can't afford. Christmas is the worst time for people getting into debt and the New Year is when most people have their 'Light Bulb Moment'!!!!!!!

    Thanks to you all for your support at this difficult time and to all the newbies ~ I am not ignoring you, I PROMISE x

    Emily xxx:xmassign::xmastree::rudolf:
    Debt Free Date 1st August 2016 Sealed Pot Challenge #14
  • Awwww Emily you're definitely NOT letting anyone down on here...Just relax and get through the funeral and grieve...We'll all be here whenever you can get back to us...

    I hope the Funeral goes well for you all...
  • Please can I join in? I think I will start with paying my Next account off first, which is currently at £323.71.
  • freebyfifty
    freebyfifty Posts: 3,189 Forumite
    Emily, You are not letting anyone down.

    You have much more important things to be thinking about right now.

    Take time for yourself and your family x

    ((hug))
    Free by Fifty
    Debt of the Moment -
    August NSD Challenge 14/15
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