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The "Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2012" challenge - PART 3!!!
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Psychopathbabble I think it might be unfair to accept a competition if you're not working, but if you fancy the challenge...Diary: Getting back on track for 2013 and beyondDEBT FREE 13-10-13 :dance::dance::dance::dance::dance:
Beautiful daughter born 11.1.14Mortgage: [STRIKE]£399,435.91[/STRIKE] £377218.83
Deposit loan from Dad: £9000[STRIKE]£10000[/STRIKE]0 -
I'll put the weekly challenge up this afternoon, I've got shocking signal on this trainDiary: Getting back on track for 2013 and beyondDEBT FREE 13-10-13 :dance::dance::dance::dance::dance:
Beautiful daughter born 11.1.14Mortgage: [STRIKE]£399,435.91[/STRIKE] £377218.83
Deposit loan from Dad: £9000[STRIKE]£10000[/STRIKE]0 -
psychopathbabble wrote: »Yes it's 38.61% but I'm guessing the maths was just the wrong way round, as Bongle still owes 61%
Hi, yes I did have it as 38.6% until yesterday when I got confused as to which way you guys are reporting it and I changed it round Duh!!
Just one more thing the figure you quote at the front, is that how much left to pay or how much you've paid off? Because mine is how much I've got left to pay, is that right?
It's how much you have paid followed by how much you owed at the startdon't worry about the percentages as the fab Jemma can do that!
Became Mrs Scotland 16.01.16Became homeowners 26.02.16
Baby girl arrived 27.10.16
Baby boy arrived 16.09.2018
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We've got quite a few new members recently so thought I'd post this again to help x
To help me run this thread easily, could you please all post your totals in large text and in a bold colour, i.e.:£265.43/£7685.67
(where the first amount is the total you have paid off so far in this challenge and the second amount is the total you pledged to clear by Xmas 2012.It would also be a big help if you could also put with it your challenge number.i.e. another £50 paid off so now the total for
#001 is £315.43/£7685.67By the way, don't worry about working out your % paid as I can do that for you!New Debt Journey: Pay off £19,622.91 by 30th April 2015 :T
Debt at Highest: £43,073 :eek:0 -
Psychopathbabble I think it might be unfair to accept a competition if you're not working, but if you fancy the challenge...
I'm still up for it... but I'm a bad loser so it could be interesting :rotfl:Became Mrs Scotland 16.01.16Became homeowners 26.02.16
Baby girl arrived 27.10.16
Baby boy arrived 16.09.2018
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:xmastree::xmastree::xmastree::xmastree::xmastree::xmastree::xmastree::xmastree::xmastree::xmastree::xmastree::xmastree: Only 238 days until we are DEBT FREE!!!! :xmastree::xmastree::xmastree::xmastree::xmastree::xmastree::xmastree::xmastree::xmastree::xmastree::xmastree::xmastree:New Debt Journey: Pay off £19,622.91 by 30th April 2015 :T
Debt at Highest: £43,073 :eek:0 -
I'll put the weekly challenge up this afternoon, I've got shocking signal on this train
I failed badly on the 2 minute showers one, ah well.HSBC CC - £3000 / £3000
Halifax CC - £1032.77 / £1032.77
Mortgage currently at [STRIKE]£82,299.71[/STRIKE] £76,017.62 would love to overpay0 -
Quite a lot of the 'old gang' not posted in a while. Hope they're all still on the debt wagon :rotfl::D:pIn debt no more!0
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psychopathbabble wrote: »psychopathbabble wrote: »Yes it's 38.61% but I'm guessing the maths was just the wrong way round, as Bongle still owes 61%
It's how much you have paid followed by how much you owed at the startdon't worry about the percentages as the fab Jemma can do that!
Oops I really mucked that up then didn't I?
In which case it's
#343 11180/18213 61% :j
Which looks a lot better!!My Debt Free Diary LBM March 2010
M&S Credit Card £0
£2 Coin pot Holiday Savings £76
[STRIKE]Debt Free by Christmas 2016 No 131 £9155.73/£9155.73 100%[/STRIKE] COMPLETELY DEBT FREE 20th DECEMBER 2016 :j
Goals for 2017 Emergency Saving fund £2000.12p/£50000
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