Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2013

32b3in2013

BB_2013 wrote: »

#125 Another 48.83 paid off - that makes my running total as 528.83/25,250 - 2.1%. God this is going to take a long time!

But you would never get there if you hadn't started

Keep going, all the payments will soon add up :j

LunaLady

Morning all.

Made a £10 payment to my emergency fund and £38 to my debt this morning, so my new total is £266.86/£1566 #127

SpagBol

iclaudius wrote: »

#143 £11,806 / £17,104

It's been a strong start to the year. Hoping to be clear by July 1!!!

Wowser, it has been a strong start! Keep it up :T

NewLeaf wrote: »

003 :j Newleaf £1500.00 / £40000.00

Newleaf, looking at your signature, I am wondering if you are me?! :rotfl: Our mortgage is almost exactly the same!! Well done on your payments :j

amr547 wrote: »

feeling a bit poorly had a sore throat on and off for ages and arrrgh!

Sorry to hear that I have been a real sicknote this winter too, I don't know what is wrong with me!!

SpagBol

Well done everyone :j:j:j:j

Some fantastic payments coming in. I will try and do a Jemma-style epic-post later on

DH's payday tomorrow! (Phew!)

dd1981

Morning

Number 104 reporting for debt slaying duties! Have had a really good January but February proving to be more of a challenge. DH's car off road as making a funny noise but FIL says he can fix it for about £30 which is amazing! Lots of birthdays and nights out that we are committed to but trying to make them as MSE as possible. Still hoping to save as much as possible this month to overpay our credit cards.

#104 £1992.01/£16971.38 11.73%

Well done to everybody for such a fantastic January :j

Dd
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ButterflyBee

Feeling more positive today. Last of the dd's have now gone out of my bank account so another £255.00 paid today.

#137 £1405.95/£6714.08

AND I can update my first NSD for February! :T

choclover

I have a confession , I've had a bit of a spendy weekend and have treated myself to a kindle! I've also bought some new clothes, managed to get a pair of jeans from monsoon for £13.50 knocked down from £50 and some stuff from new look. Pleased to report that they are in the next size down to give me some more inspiration to get the weight shifted! I have lost a couple more pounds and are only 3lbs away from being halfway to my easter target of another stone lost! Can't believe how easy it's falling off (says here embarrassingly munching through hubby's packet of maryland cookies!). Although January has been a tough month with Hubby being home so often eating whatever he wants. So it's not going to look that great in a few days when I update my spreadsheet - even once the PPI cheque has cleared, but I think I deserved the treat.

NewLeaf_2

Spag Bol. I may be you. I hope you are me minus my tax bill x

PaulieDoodle

Well for once I have been sensible and went into the bank and physically reduced my overdraft limit by £200 so I can't spend it again.

Been giving myself a "mini challenge" of living on £7.50 each day, for the rest of the month I am going to try £6 per day. Which will hopefully leave me an extra £100 ish at the end of the month.

Just stocked up on plenty of veg to make soup.. It'll save pennies and keep out the cold!

affordmylife

two weeks until payday and i have £3.59 left. oh for goodness sake.

i have a dinner party for 8 to buy the food for and two more weeks normal shopping to do. so will stick to budget as much as i can but clearly the credit card is coming out again this month.

i feel like i will never have any sort of life. this month i have bought two books £15 and paid £12 towards some new plates. apart from paying for normal food and debt repayments that is it.

fed up x