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So which debt are you focusing on now to get rid of next? I think I might be tempted to aim for the NPower gas one, just so it's another one ticked off the list? What does the snowball say to do?Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind.
Personal Finance Blogger + YouTuber / In pursuit of FIRE
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OK, council tax is an ongoing one I am paying off at £100 a week (an arrangement I have sorted and suggested myself to them to get rid of it quickly)
I intend to pay at least £25 off the LLoyds CC each week as well, to start bringing that balance down but anything over and above will be going onto the NPower one.
I have a few weeks coming up after the Bank Holiday where I will be plugging some serious hours (50+) so will be making some good cash there to kill off the final NPower one
Key - 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 -
Yet another £125 paid off this week - been expensive this week due to my sister's wedding the other side of the country thoughKey - 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 -
Well done on paying off some more :j did you have a good time at the wedding?Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind.
Personal Finance Blogger + YouTuber / In pursuit of FIRE
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Yes, was a good day although part of the payment was a hotel room at £145 a night
Still, (hopefully) she'll only have one wedding so I don't resent it Key - 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 -
Started a diary to show my progress and hopefully inspire others
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3996781Key - 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
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