Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2013

Hudson1984

£0/£10516

hoping to complete by november but xmas is much more realistic

starnac

Good luck and welcome hudson1984

amr547

Bedsit_Bob wrote: »

You're talking b***ocks.

:rotfl: yep!! poor little fella. we are hopign to get the cost ofthe op covered because we weren't told he had that problem when we adopted him...

kerri_dfw

Grr they now only put 4 bagels in the packets! Yet they charge the same price, I am unimpressed.

Have, however, just logged all my cashback claims

xJOJOx_2

#162 £195.94 / £4735.37

Yeah a start at last!! Small break out the way, holiday deposit for next year paid with weekly amount to pay (so no holidays on credit cards now!!) skipping the holiday this year, need to pay my debt!!

Got a new baby on the way now, but will just have to budget and be careful, unfortunly not got anything left from last time as unplanned but all my friends had babys last year so heres hoping. Need to sort my budget a little more, but getting there. Need to sort something for christmas, have a few things already but need to fit that into my budget somewhere. I want to pay half off debt my christmas then the rest 6 months afterwards!!

Just happy Ive made a start!!

kerri_dfw

xJOJOx wrote: »

#162 £195.94 / £4735.37

Yeah a start at last!! Small break out the way, holiday deposit for next year paid with weekly amount to pay (so no holidays on credit cards now!!) skipping the holiday this year, need to pay my debt!!

Got a new baby on the way now, but will just have to budget and be careful, unfortunly not got anything left from last time as unplanned but all my friends had babys last year so heres hoping. Need to sort my budget a little more, but getting there. Need to sort something for christmas, have a few things already but need to fit that into my budget somewhere. I want to pay half off debt my christmas then the rest 6 months afterwards!!

Just happy Ive made a start!!

:T:T:T Congratulations on the baby news I don't think most of us plan them :T:T:T

32b3in2013

seriousDFW wrote: »

021 100% paid off!

Head over to the Roll of Honour thread to see what I've posted there if you're interested but I wanted to say a huge

THANK YOU

to all the contributors and the people who run this thread. Without you I would not have learned what I have learned or been as successful on my DF journey over the last few years.

woop woopppppppppppppppppppppppp

this is excellent. such good news.:j

Well done xx

32b3in2013

SpagBol wrote: »

We have had a slight setback!

I have just done a BT from the "in use" CC as we have used it for DS's birthday, holiday spends and some home improvements also DH is between jobs so we are not sure when his pay will settle out.

With that and BT fees, we are on precisely.....£0 paid off!! :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

I can't wait for the new higher salary to kick in! We now owe EXACTLY £45k again :mad: At least we have this months minimum payments to pay off and there is money set aside for this bit for today I am seriously pee'd off!

Oh no spagbol. But looking for the positive, if you hadn't made some payments previously, the balance transfer fee and the other stuff on the card would have made an increase to your debt, but it hasn't.

hmmm, not sure I am making sense, but I know what I mean xxx

32b3in2013

starnac wrote: »

:j:j:j:j congratulations :T:T:T:T:T

Have a few of these :beer: you deserve it.

It's so nice seeing people pay off their debts. It does make me smile

Seeing how well everyone is doing makes me feel really tearful

Hudson1984

i've not been given a number but here's my entry for the month

Ok so it's payday time to crush some debt!!!!

28th May 2013:
Capital 1 - [STRIKE]£195/£200[/STRIKE], >> £170/£200
Natwest - [STRIKE]£1646/£1650[/STRIKE], >> £1621/£1650
Overdraft - [STRIKE]£3975/£4000[/STRIKE], >> £3800/£4000
Loan - [STRIKE]£4700/£15000[/STRIKE], >> £3950/£15000


[STRIKE] £10516 left to pay [/STRIKE], >> £9541 left to pay

:jyay below £10k now!! would've been better if I was on correct bloody tax code at new job :mad:

hopefully the figures will stay this way, got things on ebay to bump up my pocket money and money withdrawn from account into pocket money account. here's to one more month down :T

£975/£10516 9% Paid