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So excited!!
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I've just worked out that my debt free day will be 25th August 2014. After being in debt all my adult life the end is in sight. I can't wait although I don't want to wish the summer away either!!
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Well done you. What will you do when you finish your repayments?0
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Sparecashherewecome wrote: »Well done you. What will you do when you finish your repayments?
Hi Spare I'll be overpaying on my mortgage. At the moment it's due to finish 3 years after my retirement so I want to shorten this so that my home will be my own when I retire. For the first time ever I'm in a little house in a nice area that I will be happy to have as my forever home.0 -
Aww, Missu massive congrats! Very happy for you!0
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Aaaw you've really made me smile
well done!
Kate xLBM 17th Oct13 - SC DMP - DFD 10th Feb 2018
paid pre-DMP £6146
paid with DMP £2275
F&F's £700 (£450 discount) £1,000 (£1,498.22 discount) £ 700 (489.62 discount)
Total £9725
Current debt to repay £3,503.13 taking one day at a time0 -
Kate_fixing_it wrote: »Aaaw you've really made me smile
well done!
Kate x
Thanks Kate 😄0 -
Such a lovely thread. Thanks for sharing the cheery newsMortgage at 01.01.14 £119,481.83:eek: today £0 Emergency fund £5.5/5.5k & £200/200 cash.:jWeight 24/02/19 14st 7lb now 11st 12lb determined to stop defining myself by my mistakes. Progress not perfection.:T100%through my 1% mortgage challenge. 100% through my pb challenge. I’m not perfect but I’m good enough for now.0
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Great news!
The last few months are agonising but it's all worth it in the end
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So close, congratulations!SPC # 348 2014-£169.07/2015 - £156.89
GC 2014 Feb-Dec £2931.62
GC 2015 Jan £216.93/£220 Feb £291.97/£215 Mar £213.64/£220 Apr £207.62/£220
DFBXmas2015 #40 - £3,474.61/£4,0000 -
Thats fantastic, well done you! Its nice to see people coming to the end of their debt, it helps to keep me going! xDebt [STRIKE]Mar16 - £10,401eek[/STRIKE]: Jan 18 £4601 Paid off so far £5800 pay off 18 £1625
Emergency Fund £100/£1000
OD1 - £550 OD 2 - £400 Def1 -£40
Def2 - £2976 CC -£500 TV £135 CR Apr 389 Dec - 4870
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