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Lou~ Debt free Wanabe No 55 DF 03/14.**Credit card debt free 30/06/10~** MFW. Finally mortgage free O2/ 2021****
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One debt remaining. Home improvement loan.0 -
Good luck AnnieBox! The money you made on ebay is really impressive. You've inspired me to have a look round the house to find things to start selling again.Total Debt at LBM (Dec 12) 22,255.26
New year New LBM!
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I have sold some more of my old doll clothes which has netted me another £150! I have officially cut my debt down by a whole month now which is super exciting! Looking at 6 months now, hopefully 5 when me and my partner make our usual monthly deposits also.
Also today is pay day so I'm going to trot off to the ATM in my lunch break and take out my money. New money management plan comes into effect today!Paid off my debts, saved up my cash and now I'm finally buying my own home!0 -
Just to check, once your last car finance payment comes out, what's the plan for that money?
If you were to put the £212 onto your current debts come October, would that help you have a closer end date?
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Hi Annie. Welcome to the DFW boards. Sounds like your making good progress paying off your debts. Will be following your journey
Samm xTotal Debt at LBM - £19107.03Total now - £11091.220 -
Just to check, once your last car finance payment comes out, what's the plan for that money?
If you were to put the £212 onto your current debts come October, would that help you have a closer end date?
Good luck!
Hiya, that is EXACTLY what I am doing with the money freed up from the car finance. My timescales already have that amount factored in it's one if the reasons I'm so excited that it will be paid off!Paid off my debts, saved up my cash and now I'm finally buying my own home!0 -
Wow you have done super well on Ebay - bravo! It's also great to just clear out things you know you don't need. A psychological double whammy. Best of luck to you being debt free very soon indeed!Credit Card Freedom gained 14 Feb 2014!!Total Debt Freedom gained 29 Apr 2014!!Savings goal 30/9/23: £72,000/£538,001.....yes I'm serious!Total Debt August 2013: [STRIKE]$21,587[/STRIKE] April 2014: $0!!!!:j0
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I have logged into my Barclaycard today and made an immensely satisfying £515 payment. That is the total amount which I have made so far by selling old unused things off either on eBay or privately within my hobby community.
This journey is starting to feel exciting, because I finally feel like I'm really getting somewhere!Paid off my debts, saved up my cash and now I'm finally buying my own home!0 -
Hi, good luck what a great job you are doing with selling. So what is the stretch target? Debt free by the end of January 2014? Looks like you just might be able to do it, depends how much more there is to sell..........0
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My stretch target is February 2014. I've already sold most of my high value stuff so I don't think I would be able to match these numbers a second or third time around sadly so currently January seems a bit TOO ambitious, but who knows
I am making every effort to save money as well though, I already have £13ish in my piggy bank and I'm starting to do things myself rather than paying others for the service. As I've only just begun it's difficult to know how much of an impact that could make, I'm excited to find out thoughPaid off my debts, saved up my cash and now I'm finally buying my own home!0
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