The "Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2012" challenge - PART 3!!!

parsniphead

Evening all

My cheque has cleared so I have paid the first chunk off my paypl4n account

103 - 16254/19000 85.54%

mumof3plusoh

mf0u1098 wrote: »

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Happy 1 year anniversary of the challenge!!!!



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Many congratulations to everyone :T:T:T:T:T:T

seriousDFW

mf0u1098 wrote: »

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Happy 1 year anniversary of the challenge!!!!



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Wow, can't believe it's been a year!

I have loved having this thread to keep track of the progress everyone is making. In many ways things seem to have changed a lot and in others things are exactly the same!

I'm feeling very reflective today actually because I think I need a career change but can't think of what I want to do. I do know that my current job is giving me so much stress it's already affecting my health, and the only reason I feel I can't leave is because I don't want to take the drop in salary. Can't wait til I'm DF and I can afford to take a pay cut.

Thanks to all on here to continue to inspire, and I hope to keep up with what's going on over the next year!

choclover

Oh dear - only managed to get three things on fleabay yesterday

Can't believe it's been a year already! Where has the time gone? Even though I've not done great this year I feel I've learnt so much from you all - you've all been such a great inspiration! I'm already thinking about my goals and new year resolutions - MSE style.

1. Always meal plan - meat does not have be part of every meal.
2. Always remember to use a cashback site when purchasing an item on-line (hate to think how much I've missed out on this year)
3. The heating doesn't need to be on if I'm warm!
4. Repeat to myself "I do not need chocolate".

There might be some more to add over the coming weeks. Has anyone else got any MSE style resolutions they'd like to share?

HelenPie

Wow, a year!?! Can't believe it's gone so quickly. Well done everyone, especially Jemma for starting us all off and keeping us going :beer:

seriousDFW wrote: »

Wow, can't believe it's been a year!

I have loved having this thread to keep track of the progress everyone is making. In many ways things seem to have changed a lot and in others things are exactly the same!

I'm feeling very reflective today actually because I think I need a career change but can't think of what I want to do. I do know that my current job is giving me so much stress it's already affecting my health, and the only reason I feel I can't leave is because I don't want to take the drop in salary. Can't wait til I'm DF and I can afford to take a pay cut.

Thanks to all on here to continue to inspire, and I hope to keep up with what's going on over the next year!

I know exactly how you feel - can't wait until I can afford to take the leap! Good luck in figuring out what you want

H x

affordmylife

i could have paid my debt all off by august if id stuck to the plan yet here i am still owing quite a bit and also about to be held up by xmas spending.

!!!!!!. really need this gone now x

tinks14_2

mf0u1098 wrote: »

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Happy 1 year anniversary of the challenge!!!!

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I haven't been part of this thread for a whole year but for the time I have been part of it, it has helped me to sort myself out and start repaying some of my debts. So a big THANK YOU to all of you on here. Glad I discovered you all!

Also a quick update...

#358 £1154.90/£2961 = 39% :j

SpagBol

Hello all, I'm back from work trip! No debt busting to report as yet but will be selling things this weekend! Happy Challenge Birthday all and have a good weekend!

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nctmum

20% off everything today in Early Learning Centre for anyone with ankle-biters plus 4% cashback via Quidco

jakes-mum

Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeek! I havent gone into my OD with Mr Barklays at all

Plus I have just had money gone in aswell, soooooooooo £100 to Mr Branson and declaring my OD completely paid off

New Total Is!

#16 £8556.89/£8806.89 97.16% :dance::dance::dance::dance::dance::dance::dance: