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Thanks January

Was talking to Mrs D last night about it. Will have around £1300 a month extra that we didn't have this time last year, and so looking forward to it
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Go on a nice relaxing holiday (especially if you haven't had one since starting your debt free journey!)
It doesn't have to be extravagant!
D9
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Go on a nice relaxing holiday (especially if you haven't had one since starting your debt free journey!)
It doesn't have to be extravagant!
D9
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Funnily enough, we were talking about that as well. We haven't had a holiday together. We have a small pup, so that restricts us to this country.
I'm also going to look at throwing more into the pension pot, not sure how yet, avc's or if I am allowed to add to it.
Life is on the up
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Hi Guys,
Quick update time.
So far this week the postman has been a bit busy.
Monday knock back from John Lewis. Stated that I'd filled it in myself, even though I don't remember doing it.
Wednesday, Capital One, looking deeper into it. Another four week wait.
Today, Santander have accepted my claim and sent the form out for £2500


Likes like I'll be debt free sooner than I thought
Once again guys, thank you so much for your wonderful help
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Wowie what a journey
I do love reading things like this! Makes you realise there is a light at the end of the tunnell! Well done! x Debt free once - Back again | Current debt: £2479.50 - January 2025 | Make £2025 in 2025 #11 - £41/£20250 -
Wowie what a journey
I do love reading things like this! Makes you realise there is a light at the end of the tunnell! Well done! x
It has taken a lot Katy Ann, couldn't have done it without my wonderful g/f and the help I got on here for the PPI claims
DFW's: Keep in there, the light might be just a little spot at the moment, but it does get brighter the closer you get to the end of that long tunnel
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DFD in five weeks
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This is INCREDIBLE!! well done and many congratulations on your achievement!Total Debt: was £8,400 / now £0
Debt free date - 31st January 2013!!!
Swagbucks earnings £50/£600
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Very well done so far!!!! :TWealth is what you're left with when all your money runs out0
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Thank you guys for your support, my biggest fear is that, because things are going so good, something is going to come and bite me on the jacksy
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