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Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2013

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  • SpagBol
    SpagBol Posts: 1,371 Forumite
    well my second job just coughed up so ive just made another payment to the credit card of £150

    no 41 £500/£2,500 = 20% wow

    i didnt really expect to be able to do this so its a real bonus.

    roll on next payday and i can pay another 20% if possible xx

    Fantastic milestone, well done :T
    mumsiemum wrote: »
    We had a Nibbles too we got Cookie and Nibbles together they were siblings. Sadly we lost Nibbles 3 years ago - it was so sad Cookie sat by her grave for weeks.

    I know sometimes it feels like that but it is still early days. You have enough on your plate with your daughter being I'll. I'm sure things will start to settle. There are some great blogs I follow about women who have struggled with debt one has brilliant recipes which have saved me a fortune on food spend (any savings being used to pay debts). I don't think I'm allowed to post links but can pm them if you like.

    If you can't post the links pm them to me and I'll post them on here, they sound good :)
    choclover wrote: »
    I think it's about time I did something with my wedding dress (we've been married for four years) whilst it didn't cost me a fortune I spent more on it that all the clothes currently in my wardrobe and then some! I'd love to be able to wear it again (not in that way, lol!), so I'm thinking about getting it altered and/or dyed into something hoping that I 'may' have an occasion to wear it to in the not too distant future.

    I have thought about selling it, but I'd need to get it specially cleaned and with postage etc it doesn't seem worth it especially as it may not sell. Plus I don't think I could bring myself to do it or give it to charity.

    Has anyone else done anything like this with their dress?

    No but mine is the same, hanging in my wardrobe but it is in need of a big clean!!
    DMP started Oct '17: £79,974 :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:
  • 1stTimer
    1stTimer Posts: 371 Forumite
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    Morning all

    Hope you all have a great Wednesday!
    Another payment of £600 from me so new total

    #051 £800/ £14000

    only £13200 to go......:o
    Save £12k in 2025 #32 
    Make £2025 in 2025 #28
    JAN- £695.23 FEB- £599.43 MAR- £709.42 APR- £1102.89 MAY- £776.76 JUNE - £966 JULY - £1104.84 AUGUST - £1183.03

    Total 2025 -£7137.06

     
  • braddy970
    braddy970 Posts: 271 Forumite
    edited 29 January 2013 at 10:15AM
    Hi SpagBol x please can you put me down for this x I have total debt of...
    £7354.26 ...
    The 1% Challenge #76 - Debt 1 = £620 - 1% = £6.20 - 4.3%
    Debt 2 = £1600- 1% = £16 - 0%
    Debt 3 = £1012 - 1% = £10.12 0%

    Pay all your debt by Xmas 2016 #130- £465.86/£7636.46 - 6.1 %
    Make £10 a day ~ Jan £182.49, Feb £373.65
  • loubie_lou
    loubie_lou Posts: 1,368 Forumite
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    Eh up payday :D:D:D:D

    # 4 681/7126

    I'm sure i'll make other payments too. :beer:
    In debt no more!
  • Yessssssssssss! DH's old work finally paid him, and it's several hundred more than we were estimating. Oh I cannot tell you how excited I am; I have been stalking the accounts, and I wasn't even expecting this until tomorrow but couldn't resist checking the balance one more time. My heart is literally beating faster right now. Which is ridiculous. But! Look at my new total!

    #119 $4623.67/$8000.00

    Now, someone talk me out of going out tomorrow and buying myself a treat as a reward. I haven't had a new piece of clothing, or a lipstick, or any toiletries except basic soap, for aaaaaaaaggggggeeeeesssssss.

    MFW diary here. 1 Feb 2017 $229,371 - MFD Feb 2043 :eek: aiming for May 2028
    14 August 2017 - Refinanced: $220,000
    January 2019 $211,580 Current MFD 31 June 2036
  • Just a quick check-in (will catch up later), I've got 5 things ending today on ebay - 2 with bids on already!
    £2013 in 2013 £866.71/£2013
    DF by Xmas 2013 #027£841.28/£6000 (14.02%) 12/2
    DFD February 2015 £2,303.63/£19,520.26 (11.80%)
  • his_missus
    his_missus Posts: 3,363 Forumite
    Debt-free and Proud!
    choclover wrote: »
    I think it's about time I did something with my wedding dress (we've been married for four years) whilst it didn't cost me a fortune I spent more on it that all the clothes currently in my wardrobe and then some! I'd love to be able to wear it again (not in that way, lol!), so I'm thinking about getting it altered and/or dyed into something hoping that I 'may' have an occasion to wear it to in the not too distant future.

    I have thought about selling it, but I'd need to get it specially cleaned and with postage etc it doesn't seem worth it especially as it may not sell. Plus I don't think I could bring myself to do it or give it to charity.

    Has anyone else done anything like this with their dress?

    I had my dress professionally cleaned and boxed up and it is sat on top of my wardrobe (and has been for 5 years) no idea what to do with it. Not going to have kids to "pass it on" to but don't know if I could sell it.

    Now, someone talk me out of going out tomorrow and buying myself a treat as a reward. I haven't had a new piece of clothing, or a lipstick, or any toiletries except basic soap, for aaaaaaaaggggggeeeeesssssss.


    Can you use [EMAIL="B00ts/Nect@r"]B00ts/Nect@r[/EMAIL] points to treat yourself with?
  • SpagBol
    SpagBol Posts: 1,371 Forumite
    braddy970 wrote: »
    Hi SpagBol x please can you put me down for this x I have total debt of...
    £3114.86 ...

    Welcome Braddy970 :wave: glad to have you on board!
    Yessssssssssss! DH's old work finally paid him, and it's several hundred more than we were estimating. Oh I cannot tell you how excited I am; I have been stalking the accounts, and I wasn't even expecting this until tomorrow but couldn't resist checking the balance one more time. My heart is literally beating faster right now. Which is ridiculous. But! Look at my new total!

    #119 $4623.67/$8000.00

    Now, someone talk me out of going out tomorrow and buying myself a treat as a reward. I haven't had a new piece of clothing, or a lipstick, or any toiletries except basic soap, for aaaaaaaaggggggeeeeesssssss.


    Wowsers! Fabulous payments :j:j And tbh I think you should treat yourself to a little inexpensive lipstick. You are well over 50% now and should acknowledge that :) Try and get one using vouchers or points as someone else suggested then you will feel even more :money:
    DMP started Oct '17: £79,974 :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:
  • Ruthy1604
    Ruthy1604 Posts: 543 Forumite
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    SpagBol wrote: »
    Ah thanks armchair, you are right. It takes a bit of low to recognise your highs sometimes...and vice versa of course.

    Anyway, enough of my wallowing, I've bounced back and have some school mum chums here for a cuppa today so I'd better get tidying :)

    Little survey for you today:

    a) are you a tidy person or not, on a tidy scale of 1 (slovenly lush) to 10 (anal duster upper) where are you?

    b) when you go to someone's house that is either much tidier or messier than you do you mind or does it make you sweat?

    c) Can you see where I'm going with this? I'm about a 6 on the scale, messy but clean although my walls are covered in dirty prints :mad:, and all my friends are super tidy :rotfl:

    a0 Id say I am about a 6. I HATE mess, but sometimes I just cannot be bothered to keep on top of it all. I also get sentamental about 'stuff' so am a bit of a hoarder. My house is probably tidier than it is clean :o

    b) Other peoples houses are always tidier/ cleanwe/ prettier/ more sylish than mine (in my head). I think I have a complex...

    c) I'm the opposite to you - tidy but a bit grubby lol

    Ruth x
    10lb to lose & keep off in 20204.5lb/10lb:rotfl:
  • SpagBol
    SpagBol Posts: 1,371 Forumite
    Ruthy1604 wrote: »
    a0 Id say I am about a 6. I HATE mess, but sometimes I just cannot be bothered to keep on top of it all. I also get sentamental about 'stuff' so am a bit of a hoarder. My house is probably tidier than it is clean :o

    b) Other peoples houses are always tidier/ cleanwe/ prettier/ more sylish than mine (in my head). I think I have a complex...

    c) I'm the opposite to you - tidy but a bit grubby lol

    Ruth x

    Lol points a and b I was thinking we were house twins until I got to point c :rotfl:
    DMP started Oct '17: £79,974 :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:
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