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Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2014!
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GingerFurball wrote: »From hunting down my statements, my position on Christmas Day appears to be as follows:
Credit card: £2899.90
Overdraft: £1905.77
Therefore, the amount I would like to pay off this year is £4805.67
As of the 20th February, I will have paid off £728.32 of that debt.
Another payment tomorrow takes that to £771.85, meaning I'll soon be breaking through the £4,000 total debt barrier!DEBT FREE!
Debt free by Xmas 2014: £3555.67/£4805.67 (73.99%)
Debt free by Xmas 2015: £1250/£1250 (100.00%)0 -
well done everyone!
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Hello DFW family
Somewhat late to the challenge but am making a start. My target for this year is £7000 [COLOR="rgb(255, 0, 255)"][/COLOR] please. Payday is on Thursday so will update my signature then.
Reading all your posts have been really inspiring.:A:Amisselvis proud and in motion - dealing with her debts step by step
DFW #107
challenge pay off 6.5k by the end of 2017~ £388/£6500 challenge 1% challenge = 6% of debt cleared; challenge - build up 3 months emergency fund- £0/£60000 -
great news on the loan raspberryruffle - so glad you've managed to get something to make life that bit easier.
amr I'm shocked at the £1800! I was closer on £800 for my first year!0 -
hi misselvis welcome to the challenge. You're number 160 - good luck!0
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minicooper272 wrote: »great news on the loan raspberryruffle - so glad you've managed to get something to make life that bit easier.
amr I'm shocked at the £1800! I was closer on £800 for my first year!
:rotfl: it was more than my car was worth! :rotfl:0 -
Hi Everyone
Can I join please? Have been a lurker on here for over 3 years so it's about time I got stuck in!! I've been horrible ill the last couple of weeks with Labrynthitis and been pretty much bed ridden, never felt so ill! Hopefully getting over it now and will be back to work next week.
Sorry I'm a bit late off the starting blocks on this one but I'd really love to crack our debt by the end of this year. Have had debt for my whole adult life (early forties now....) so it will be an amazing feeling to finally clear it (minus the hefty old mortgage obviously!)
Thanks x0 -
minicooper272 wrote: »great news on the loan raspberryruffle - so glad you've managed to get something to make life that bit easier.
amr I'm shocked at the £1800! I was closer on £800 for my first year!
Mine was £600, but I had passed my test at 17 and didn't get my car until 21, so apparently had '3 years of no claim driving experience'
That will be three years of NO driving haha. I had to ring to double check as I hadnt even had an insurance policy to get 'no claims', but they apparently took it on date of passing the test!0 -
Hello
£25 payment today so #136 £880/£3905
Pay day Thursday![STRIKE]Family £400[/STRIKE] CC1 [STRIKE]£415[/STRIKE] Lloyds [STRIKE]£460[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]Natwest£750[/STRIKE] £627.59 Tesco [STRIKE]£1880[/STRIKE] £1725 Grand total £2,352.59
Pay off all debt by xmas 2014 #136 £1552.41/£3905
Additional money made 2014 £88.500 -
A few small payments made over the last couple of days

#038 £1122.19 / £4016.44DFBX2016 #024
Target = £10804
Paid = £24340
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