Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2015!

Pablosammy

nolongerindenial wrote: »

Moneys Just cleared this morning from my PPI refund... so just paid off 1133.78

my new totals:

I'm hoping if I can have a good week next week ill hit 50% mark!

Debt free by Xmas 2015: #182 £1955.38/£4435.51 (44.08%)

That's a fantastic payment! Well done for keeping temptation at bay. Nearly half way, and it's not even March yet :rotfl:

arc_cutter

# 63 Another payment made today of £222.62 taking my total to £986.63

Ccarter

My payday today so paid £200 to my credit card.

New total is

#0027 £2,228.31/ £4535.13

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

elleJay42

Friday morning is now my favourite time of the week :T


Another small payment this week but it's all going in the right direction:


#050 £864/£4544 (19%)


Really wanted to hit £1000 by the end of the month but alas it's not to be. Still happy that I'll get over 20% though!

nolongerindenial

Pablosammy wrote: »

That's a fantastic payment! Well done for keeping temptation at bay. Nearly half way, and it's not even March yet :rotfl:

I didnt leave the money in the account long enough for temptation to be an issue, first thing I did when I got out of bed was pay it off. :rotfl:

Could do with £50 right now though for a unexpected bill

I'm hoping if I have my way I can get this paid off in the next month, then I can focus solely on the one remaining huge debt for just over 19k

bogbrsh250

Pay day whoop. Paid off most of my credit card early to keep it at a zero balance. Hoping to pay off one debt on Tuesday to say Tara to loans at home and it will be paid off early so interest back for me.

£100/3280

mossy

Hello :santa2: (too soon?? )

Had the first payday of February in the Mossy house, so I've just sent our monthly payment to the card. Min payment is now at £72 but still keeping it at the £80 amount to help chip away at it.

New figures:

#28 £229/£2000 11.45%

Not sure that I'll get anything extra paid off it between now and this time next month....had some sort of computer memory storage issues and had to buy something expensive as a partial replacement!! :wall: Still it's month two and I'm over the 10% mark so that's a positive!

bogbrsh250

hi guys just some tips on saving on the basics to boost your debt free goals


if you start changing your fo0d shopping habits you can save big time.


even the basics you can save big on


eg milk 89p at iceland
bread 2 for £1.80 at iceland
eggs 10pk eggs £1 or get kingsmill bread and 10pk eggs for £160 at iceland


on basics these are the best I can find


often its the most underestimated supermarket out there but they are fighting harder for your money than Tesco and some of the other supermarkets. and best of all they are always just a street away from where you normally shop

bogbrsh250

just set up a new twitter feed for howim doing and tips ive been picking up to be debt free

mossy

bogbrsh250 wrote: »

hi guys just some tips on saving on the basics to boost your debt free goals


if you start changing your fo0d shopping habits you can save big time.


even the basics you can save big on


eg milk 89p at iceland
bread 2 for £1.80 at iceland
eggs 10pk eggs £1 or get kingsmill bread and 10pk eggs for £160 at iceland


on basics these are the best I can find


often its the most underestimated supermarket out there but they are fighting harder for your money than Tesco and some of the other supermarkets. and best of all they are always just a street away from where you normally shop

You can get cheaper normal bread (not value) for less, Morrisons do their own nice brand at 59p a loaf. I agree though if you like 'brand' name bread Iceland do have some good offers on at times, their two for £1.50 is good.

Sainsburys are selling a pack of six free range mixed sizes eggs for 85p at the moment. The pack we got were all good sized eggs (I know sometimes they can be pretty small).