Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2013

choclover

SpagBol wrote: »

Hi Choclover! How do you want me to do this for the spreadsheet...would you like to increase the starting total? Let me know your figures when everything has cleared

Hi Spagbol, will do! Increase my starting total, if it's easier!

minicooper272

Right, well it's the day before pay day, so I'm going to have an update. I'll include the payment I'll make tomorrow when I get paid as well:

#141 £735.81/3250= 22.64%

I think next month is going to be a tight one, but I'm looking forward to making it work! I'm off home this weekend and that means meals out, drinks with friends, plus I have a gig, which I didn't mind the trip home after but the OH decided he'd rather stay over, and it just had to be the Plaza :eek: well as long as he's paying...

This could all go up in smoke though, as I've lost my voice just now, which might be a dampener on gossiping and singing along at the gig!

amr547

My total feels like it's been the same for ages haha Boo!!!

32b3in2013

Evening

I have just paid the remains in my account onto the card.

#11 - £3848.21/£10,224 = 37.64% :j

I will be back tomorrow with an update after paying all this months payments.

The CC I have been working on paying will be paid off at the end of June according to whats the cost. (I thought it was May:mad: ). I am going to do everything in my power to get it paid off at the end of April. After tomorrow's payment, there will be around £700 on it, (it was at £3k on the 1st Jan 2013) I am expecting £110 from quidco and £168 repayment of exam fees from work so I will pay both of those amounts on to it and then there will be £432 left to pay. If I continue to pay all ebay sales onto this card and then minimum payments on all the other debts at the end of April I should be able to pay it off 2 months earlier than currently predicted. I think I will cry when i have paid it off, actually, I feel like crying at the thought that I could actually pay it off earlier than expected lol

32b3

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Bank Loan now finished. :j

Balance now £1218-00 - 46.365% left.

That's £1,408-98 paid off, since I joined this thread

32b3in2013

Bedsit_Bob wrote: »

Bank Loan now finished. :j

Balance now £1218-00 - 46.365% left.

That's £1,408-98 paid off, since I joined this thread

Well done :beer:

Fleurlur

Oooh I'm not making any payments until next Thursday as it's bill day for me tomorrow.

The OH, on the other hand, is paying £125 off Very which then leaves me to pay £75 next Thursday and then that's the one BNPL gone before the interest hits!

kerri_dfw

melodramaticme wrote: »

Hi Kerry
Have you signed up to Google Webmaster tools? (It's free)
The reports tell you where you have duplicated meta titles and what the most popular search terms are for people who visit your website. It works without Google analytics but can be combined with it if you want to do so to get a clear picture of visitors to your site. Webmaster tools don't require tracking cookies the way Analytics does, so you wouldn't need to add anything to your cookies policy in order to use it

I find it helps to see what people are searching for, as I know what I'm looking for when I search my website, and jump to conclusions about what would be relevant.

HTH:)

Thank you, I shall give that a try. Although Analytics doesn't show anyone using any search queries just yet I do come up on the first page for my website name though and I also come up on the second page for haberdashery cardiff

Well someone has dilly dallied with my credit card, couldn't get onto internet whatsit with it as it said I was blocked. Called up and they told me it had been flagged :eek::eek::eek: I don't go anywhere and I use trusted sites so I have no idea how they managed it. Luckily they haven't spent anything

Payday tomorrow, should be able to update again then yay :T:T:T Almost there with the website, slowly, slowly, slowly said the tortoise!

moneyless_mac

An other £300 paid today....

#114 £4721.32/6381.81 73.98%

Munchin

Hi Spagbol

Could I change my figures and start again:). I booked a holiday and a few other bits and bobs so I'm back up to where I started from:o but I'm still going to be debt free by Xmas (well that is the plan:))

#25 -£139/£2500 (6%)