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Pay off as much as you can in 2012 challenge!
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Hi all,
Have just made a £138 payment to my CC and an over payment of £362 to my loan. So that's an extra £500 for me please making my total so far £2230.92/£5500
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£50 paid off the Post Office card so thats £2533.35/£5684.54. :j Yey first month my debts have gone down rather than up in months, things are looking up:)Debt free and busy treating myself:)
No more toiletries/make up until I've used what I've got stashed since Jan 2011, graduated October 2012. Restocked Dec 13..damn those sales0 -
Number 49 reporting... another £100 off my council tax arrears! Hoorah! Not on target for the year so far but VERY excited council tax arrears only £225 now! New total £882/1900Capital One: £[STRIKE]398[/STRIKE] 370 Council Tax: £[STRIKE]1192 [/STRIKE] 225 Rent Arrears: PAID!!!:j Water:£[STRIKE]699[/STRIKE] 539 Kays: PAID!!! :j Vanquis: £450
£1650/£3337 49% paid :beer:
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#133 reporting in.
Paid off another £125.00
Total Paid Off £806.25/£5000Key - Balance/Remaining - Total £15073.21/£8283.11
Rent Arrears - £4770/£985, Council Tax £1582.26/£1200, Eon Energy £907.10/£600, Anglian £317.06/£105.32, Car Loan £1200/£450, CC £4632.79/£4152.79, Personal Debts £1270/£790, [STRIKE]Wage Advance £400/£0[/STRIKE]0 -
hello, my stats for june are-
member 7- £3318/ £5978.82
Paid in june- £769
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i have finally paid off the virgin and hsbc cc! whoo hoo! that's another £180.98 payment to hsbc closing the account.
i cannot wait to pay it off and have no debt!
i'm now at £1234.75/£2117
LBM: January 2012
Debt Free as of 20th September 2012
Savings: ISA:£14.74/IF:£3500ish)
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i have finally paid off the virgin and hsbc cc! whoo hoo! that's another £180.98 payment to hsbc closing the account.
i cannot wait to pay it off and have no debt!
i'm now at £1234.75/£2117
Less than £1000 to go- wont be long nowYear 2019 (1,700/£17000mortgage repayment)Overall mortgage (71,400/165568) (44
.1%) (42/100) payments made. Total paid 2019 year £1,700
Total paid 2017 year £15,300Total paid 2018 year £13,6000 -
Thanks for the updates everyone.
Congratulations - in June we paid off:
June - £39,307.76
Running total: £269,419.89, €600:j:j"Good financial planning is about not spending money on things that add no value to your life in order to have more money for the things that do". Eoin McGee0 -
Yay! Well over the quarter of a million mark, fantastic going. Roll on half a million by December!0
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Hello folks
hope everyone is enjoying the confused weather
just updated my signature
have paid off £720 towards debts: £250 towards cc, £200 towards dad loan, £209 bank loan and remainder towards chipping away at overdraft.
£220 towards mortgage overpayment and £230 towards savings. Have to keep reminding myself its baby steps and am in a better position than I was last year or even at the start of the year as I have decided to stop playing about and tackle this debt mountain properly.
need to set myself a budget though after I have paid out everything get into a mad frenzy a few days after payday and am now left with very little in the bank to last me- not so good, thank goodness my part time gig has come in handy but need to get more disciplined.
thats all for me folks - take caremisselvis proud and in motion - dealing with her debts step by step
DFW #107
challenge pay off 6.5k by the end of 2017~ £388/£6500 challenge 1% challenge = 6% of debt cleared; challenge - build up 3 months emergency fund- £0/£60000
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