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Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2013
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Sorry everyone for going AWOL! Felt sooooo poorly yesterday, flu-like symptoms and nausea and couldn't get out of bed!! Much better today so thankfully it was a 24hour thing.
I'm off to update the spreadsheet with your updates nowDMP started Oct '17: £79,974 :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:0 -
I've just counted up that if we paid all bills off in one go and have no debt we'd be £500 a month better off! It's madness.
£750 a month here :eek: Another £1.2k pcm if we were mortgage free :eek::eek:32b3in2013 wrote: »Just paid the last of this week's ebay sales off of a different credit card.
Total now - #11 - £1427.11/£10,224 = 13.96%
If the one ebay person who hasn't paid does so before Thursday, I will be back, but otherwise I will do a small update with end of month bank account remains on Wednesday night and my big update on Thursday night.
Keep going everyone.
32b3
Oooh nearly 15% well done :Tclarissa_D wrote: »#050 £57.15 to the cc please
Hi clarissa I've got your running total as £250 so is this £307.15? It would be fabulous if you posted your updates like this:
#00x £250 / 3000 (example numbers!)
TaDMP started Oct '17: £79,974 :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:0 -
So this month wasnt a great start to clearing off my debt, the car needed its service and work done to it so that stung me £506 which couldnt go to my credit card so i only manged to pay£110 towards my total, not great but its something anyway.
£110 from £9000 is 0.012% paid off, only £8890 to go
No sad faces!! You are doing really well and that debt will be gone by Xmas :j:j:jpsychopathbabble wrote: »Have sent it across... mine is really simple, but sometimes that's the best way to keep track of everything
Is it sad that I want to see your spreadsheet too? :rotfl:We had a big talk about decided
- Paying car insurance off in full isn't completely necessary - it will be at most £45 a month. Not paying it off in full means we can...
- Save that money we had budgeted for car insurance, and pay off the DMP
- Which in turn frees up £100 a month, which can be used towards other debts, and eventually pay off the car insurance.
Seems like a better idea and means we will be debt free quicker. (or we will feel like we are achieving more)
Yes we do all those sorts of things monthly now, it feels like we can pay more off through the year. Don't know if it is true but I agree with youDMP started Oct '17: £79,974 :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:0 -
bathyboots wrote: »Hi. Would it be ok for me to join? Reading the posts of you all getting your debts paid has been a great motivator.
The amount I would like to pay off is £8,469.53
Are there any specific times/days to declare how much gets paid off? I get paid the last day of the month, So stuff gets paid then or the first couple of days into the next month.
Many thanks.
Hi bathyboots :wave: welcome and apologies for not seeing your post until this morning I was sweating in my bed yesterday! You are #138DMP started Oct '17: £79,974 :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:0 -
Sorry for all the posts!
My update after a DD and a small payment to a CC from ebay sales:
#002 £1,277 / £45,000 2.84%
:j
And in VERY EXCITING news, we have now paid off over £93k between us!! Let's get it up to £100k by February!!DMP started Oct '17: £79,974 :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:0 -
Is it sad that I want to see your spreadsheet too? :rotfl:
Spreadsheet p0rn? PM me your email and I'll send it. It's honestly nothing special, but I had one that was too complicated and got confusedBecame 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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£1786.79 / £7354.26 for me xx #133The 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 £373.650 -
psychopathbabble wrote: »Spreadsheet p0rn? PM me your email and I'll send it. It's honestly nothing special, but I had one that was too complicated and got confused
Oh yes, the p0rn I like is housey on R!ghtm0ve and spreadsheety on here!£1786.79 / £7354.26 for me xx #133
Fantastic payment well done :TDMP started Oct '17: £79,974 :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:0 -
Oooops! Realised in the shower this morning my update yesterday was wrong! Even though I had deducted the interest, purchases and the BT fee, I hadn't included my payment! So my total is actually looking better:
#27 £681.68/£6000 (11.36%)
Hubby's taking me out to dinner tonight, so I probably won't be able to catch up on the thread until tomorrow.
£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%)0 -
Woke up with a nosebleed
windows open to try to moisten the air, going to neck loads of water too I think I'm dehydrated. 2 days until payday!!!
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
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