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Ebay total for the month: £68.40. Not as much as last month so a tiny bit disappointed. However I just sold bits and pieces I had lying around so its almost like free money (apart from all the effort involved).
That plus £34 overtime means I am now on 6% paid. Doesn't sound like much but is over £200 of extra money.0 -
Hello is there room for one more? I owe just over £1100 on my catalogue and getting this paid off would be a real boost. I have made a payment today of £11.45 so that's 1% paid
Saving for Christmas 2017 £120/£400 :beer:0 -
Hi all! I'm excited to join the thread and get my debt paid down.
I borrowed $4700 CAD from my parents to move to the UK in August. I've paid back $2500, so I'm at 53%.
TravelBugXx - $42/£25 - 53%0 -
#196 £3308.77/£6200 53%
Savings goal £30,000 1% = £300.
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Up to 34% over paid and repaid on the long term loan in 28 months. Getting there but still a long way to go. Next goal is to get the next £3169 paid off by the end of the year somehow to get under the next milestone figure and will be at 50% paid off by then. Still need to work out how I'm going to do that yet I aim to get there all the same.
Better find some more stuff to eBay then and get on with that!final unsecured debt to repay currently £8333Proud to be Dealing With my DebtDFW Nerd 1154 Long Haul 1550 -
£124.54 earnt on ebay this month plus £50 yougov pay out (7 years in the making!!) So that's 11%!0
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£133 overpaid on the long term loan this month, hoping to drop down to the next number bracket soon!final unsecured debt to repay currently £8333Proud to be Dealing With my DebtDFW Nerd 1154 Long Haul 1550
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Another 1% paid, now at 44%0
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Hi all, fell off the wagon a while back - please help me back on.
Debts currently at
£2850 - Mum - getting paid at £250 a month for 10 months and final payment of £350 next May.
£19,698.20 - Loan - Paid off at £364.78 a month for another 4.5 years :eek:
£6000 approx for Business - due Feb 2016.
Im going to focus on raising % for the loan. Obviously 1% of the loan amount is £196.98 so im going to break it down. I want to atleast shave off a years worth of payments - £4377.36 - so 1% would be £43.77
Will have a think of what i can do immediately. Im going to check internet and gas/elec packages etc later.
SarahDFW Total £21,800 to clear by Dec 2022
MFW Total £184,950 £179,066 to clear by 20350 -
Slow and steady wins the race! But I am doing better than 6 months ago
Keep up the hard work everyone!0
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