Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2013

amr547

32b3 i was the same haha. although i technically still have two debts! i might aim to pay one of them off next year, the other is my HP so i sort of need to consider 'the end plan' haha.

Done some sums and we are back at £1250 so hopefully next month we will add to it! O/H started work at 6 this morning, and I'm off to Cheltenham for the day with work so I got up at 5.30

brightpurple

Hello All, just a quick update from me before I head out to yet another day at work. My current total stands at:-

£12,984.70/£16,500

Going to write to NR to ask for a full and final settlement figure for a loan that I have with them and will pay off this month, then going to throw some money at one of my other loans as hoping to pay that off by the end of next month. Which will only leave 2 remaining loans and a credit card (it's interest free which is why I am not paying that first). I actually think I could be debt free by the end of the year or early 2014!!

Never thought I'd say that at this point, will keep you posted with how I get on. Congratulations to all who have become debt free so far and keep up the good work everyone else. :T

32b3in2013

Evening

I sold a pair of shoes on ebay so I have made the first payment on debt 2.

£12.00 / £7538.00 = 0.16%

Not sure if there will be many more payments until the end of the month, as ebay now base their final value fee on sale price AND postage so its getting a waste of time to sell things on there now.

32b3

kerri_dfw

Made a slow cooker vegetable soup today, ingredients cost me £1.44 from the greengrocer plus a few small bits from the store cupboard, will make 6 portions when it's finished cooking - recipe here: http://www.cookuk.co.uk/slow-cooker/slow-cooker-winter-vegetable-soup.htm

amber03

32b, think after you have sorted out your mum's debt, you can then become the chancellor of the exchequer and sort out the nations debt, since you have done so well on your own debt and now have got crackin on your mums debt.x

minicooper272

kerri_dfw wrote: »

Made a slow cooker vegetable soup today, ingredients cost me £1.44 from the greengrocer plus a few small bits from the store cupboard, will make 6 portions when it's finished cooking - recipe here: http://www.cookuk.co.uk/slow-cooker/slow-cooker-winter-vegetable-soup.htm

That looks really yummy. My favourite was lentil soup made with lentils I bought on offer - 15p a portion! I also get krisprolls, which you can crumble up and use as croutons.

I have downloaded JamieO's money saving meals for my train journey tomorrow night. I'm looking forward to seeing if his version of 'budget' is my idea of budget.

SpagBol

32b3in2013 wrote: »

Evening

I sold a pair of shoes on ebay so I have made the first payment on debt 2.

£12.00 / £7538.00 = 0.16%

Not sure if there will be many more payments until the end of the month, as ebay now base their final value fee on sale price AND postage so its getting a waste of time to sell things on there now.

32b3

Really? That's pants.

I have finally got round to doing your debt free post! So sorry for the delay, everything is becoming a huge effort now, even sitting at the laptop! 10 weeks to go still!! :eek:

SpagBol

2013 DEBT FREE ROLL OF HONOUR:

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#011 32b3in2013 paid £10224.00

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SpagBol

The monthly total is a bit low this month:

£4,753.40

But it has been the summer holidays so let's at least double that for September!! :T:j:beer:

amr547

I am SO tired!!!!! my arms are not functioning right, probably because of the 3 and a half hour journey car trip home.... ahhhh so tired. But o/h cleaned the whole house so at least i don;t have to do anything today hahaha.