DMP & Mutual Support Thread - Part 8

eyeopener2

Your on a dmp and your credit is shot to pieces, along with everybody else on this thread, including yours truly.

Unfortunately you have broken the terms of your credit agreements by either not paying the contractually due amount or missing payments. In my case both (and yours by the sound of it).

Once your debt free, the bad bits of credit data will start dropping off your file but it will take a while to become clean.

Time_to_face_the_music

Growurown wrote: »

Just been over the the 'how much did we pay off in 2012?' thread and added my total of £12,146.16

Why not go and add yours too?

I have previously posted ours too at £19,574.94 :j

It's over £400,000 now! I hope it keeps going. All DMPers, please post your totals paid in 2012 here:


https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4366281

:T

Hopelessly_Hopeful

Time_to_face_the_music wrote: »

I have previously posted ours too at £19,574.94 :j

It's over £400,000 now! I hope it keeps going. All DMPers, please post your totals paid in 2012 here:


https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4366281

:T

Mine's in Twinny- £14856

HHx

Growurown

Time_to_face_the_music wrote: »

I have previously posted ours too at £19,574.94 :j

Well done TTFTM, that's a huge amount to pay in a year. Onwards and upwards to our DFD.

Eating out of the freezer is turning up some interesting meals. Today I was going to make a chilli bean risotto and had the onions, garlic, rice and stock in the pan and about to add the beans and no beans:eek::eek:

So added some kind of left over sauce to go with chicken that I put in the freezer last year, and it actually turned out rather well. Having home made lentil soup for tea:D

dizzybee

Thanks for the advice thanks for the music, yes it was a cash card with Barclay's.

Growurown

Hopelessly_Hopeful wrote: »

Mine's in Twinny- £14856

HHx

Aaaw you beat me too. Well done HH:T

Alice_in_Welfareland

You all beat me with my meagre £3750.53 but it is far better than zero debt reduction or an even worse debt increase hence I consider we are all champions.

Alice

Hopelessly_Hopeful

The important thing is that everyone moving in the right direction

HHx

Time_to_face_the_music

Hopelessly_Hopeful wrote: »

The important thing is that everyone moving in the right direction

HHx

Agreed Twin!

Downwards is the new up

Well done everyone :T

Growurown

Alice_in_Welfareland wrote: »

You all beat me with my meagre £3750.53 but it is far better than zero debt reduction or an even worse debt increase hence I consider we are all champions.

Alice

Hopelessly_Hopeful wrote: »

The important thing is that everyone moving in the right direction

HHx

Time_to_face_the_music wrote: »

Agreed Twin!

Downwards is the new up

Well done everyone :T

Indeed - every penny paid is dealing with our debt so it matters not how many pennies we pay as long as the debt is going down.