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Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2014!
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i just love pay day, seeing all that money sat there......i cant wait for the day i can actually see it all there and its ALL MINE!!!
Me too!!
Another payment from me for Feb of £983 if my maths is correct I think that's 15% :j
:rudolf: DFBXMAS2014 Challenge#57 :snow_laug
£4381/15000
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Hello all
Just been catching up on this week's posts and had to chuckle about the car insurance - I have no claims discount that started before some of you were born ie 25 years - it makes me feel really old, but on the plus side my car insurance is very cheap:rotfl:
amr547 - good move to keep your pension going. I had the same thoughts as you 20 years ago wondering whether it was worth it and I'm glad now that I have been paying in for such a long time as the sum I have accrued is getting reasonable now.:)
Penny2myName - think about staying and don't get demotivated - I had to start again financially when my relationship with my partner broke down 7 years ago and it is only in the last 12 months that I have started to pay my debt down - up until then I just kept afloat.:) Sending you good vibes.
Pay day today which is brilliant. I am going to make all my payments tomorrow (anticipated the amounts in my signature to help me part with the money tomorrow, but not yet made any payment because I like the look of the balance in my bank just for one day :rotfl: ).Blitz that mortgage
Jun 2016 £152,000
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Betsie that's really shocking! Surely they should have been aware of thing like that being a risk! I hope you get the money back, I know what you mean about special money for a special purpose like that.
Angelbob - I'm useless with names too! But thanks
Hi Pepperoni - I've put £3000 as your total paid so far, is that right? Or am I jumping the gun a bit!
32b3 off anywhere nice?
freebiz14 - definitely don't be sad about £467 - I wish I could afford to pay that much! Everyone is different, some months you have more spare than others.
soopa - I looked at selling some old dvds a couple of years ago, found I was getting offered 20p for them on MM, but was offered 50p for them in Cash Convertor. Worth shopping around!
mstrainee 15(.25)% is right, well done
Well done for all the pay day payments! I'm just going to hold on to the very end of February to let you know how you've all done!0 -
ok firstly a little payment for me today.
#150 £276/7713.
it's also payday for me today.i can't wait to see the dd's coming out and paying my debt.it's such an incentive to see the percentages going up.i have never been so on top of my finances before.:Tthere is no wealth but lifesealed pot challenge#240
df by dec 2014#150
Barclaycard[ 1641]512. loan[4100]2673. nationwide[1898]1548.natwest 2980.total [8584]7713.:eek::eek:0 -
Another £500 from me , really happy to see my credit card balances dropping seriously
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This site has helped me a lot !2023 Target- £70k towards my 1st Home :money:£10/70k :jSave 12k in 2023 £6000/£12k Make £2023 in 2023 £500/£2023 December 2023 Target - £10k Emergency Fund Pot - £200/£10k0 -
A quick update from me
Muppets #34 Pd £2170.56/ £13,500 - 16.07%PAYDBX 2020 - #01 Pd £15,029.29 / £13,140.66 - 114% 🎉
MFiT-T5 #36
3-6 mth EF #5 €2,445 / 11,100
Mortgage - PD 126,846.35/ 271,495.07 46.72%[ MF was Aug 2038 now Sept 2035 😲0 -
Garmcqui #157
Paid £740.00/ £4950 - 14.95%
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Sitting here waiting for my DH to come back with a McBreakfast as a post night shift treat! Can't believe how quiet the thread has been on payday this month - many people half-terming it do you think?0
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Happy March everyone!0
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i hate weekends cos i spend so much money!!!
but i have nice shiny new bedding and the rabbits have their treats, hay, greens and pellets. woohoo0
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