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Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2015!
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            Another payment made to virgin credit card#171
 Argos 138 / 842 Halifax 24 / 2418, Virgin 41 / 4500, Barclaycard 170 / 7359, Tesco 25 / 1362, Tesco / 852, Loan 250 / 1750, Next 52 / 750, [STRIKE]Studio 30/30[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]overdraft 640/640[/STRIKE]
 Total paid off £1360 / £202230
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            Feeling good today... it's sunny and my loan overpayments have appeared on my Noddle report 0 0
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            Pablosammy wrote: »Feeling good today... it's sunny and my loan overpayments have appeared on my Noddle report 
 How does an over payment look on there? Does it appear as an over payment? Hope that makes sense?0
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            kirstydriver wrote: »How does an over payment look on there? Does it appear as an over payment? Hope that makes sense?
 The balance comes down :j0
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            Whoop whoop, I'm under a grand to go I cashed in the biscuit tub fund and have paid off a lump of £389.46... now down to 964.02 I cashed in the biscuit tub fund and have paid off a lump of £389.46... now down to 964.02 :beer:                        Known Debt at time of the Great Escape - £5,467.85 :beer:                        Known Debt at time of the Great Escape - £5,467.85
 Current Debt (not including standard bills) - £0
 DFB Christmas club number: #158
 Is 100% Great Escape Known Debt Free :beer:0
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            Pablosammy wrote: »The balance comes down :j
 Haha! I wasn't sure if it gave you extra brownie points or extra stars for over payments 0 0
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            I thought I made an absolute mess of it cos I couldn't speak at all. I left feeling quite embarrassed and like I had blown it :o :o
 ...but got a message a couple of hrs ago to say they thought I was the strongest candidate and they would like to offer me the job:eek:
 Well done! Can't believe I missed this on my last skim read! Although I did read it initially as 'strangest candidate'... :rotfl:Magsnoodle wrote: »Hi
 Any chance I can join this thread as Christmas is my goal? I have £18754 which I want to pay off by Christmas 2015. This consists of:
 Post Grad loan - £10,000 - if paid by end of April 2015 there will be no interest charged
 Next Terms Fees £1,888 - this will be the end of anything owed to university
 Halifax Credit Card £1,866 - 0% is due to end middle of June 2015
 Parents £5000 - Didn't have this much off them but with interest and exchange rate at the time it is the amount that I should pay back. It is owed since my marriage ended nearly 16 years ago but this year is the year to pay them back and show I appreciate them getting me out of a hole all those years ago.
 Thanks for listening,
 TTFN xxx
 Hi there Everyone's welcome here, you're number 162. Good luck!MelBell2015 wrote: »Hi, Am I too late to join? Everyone's welcome here, you're number 162. Good luck!MelBell2015 wrote: »Hi, Am I too late to join?
 Thanks
 Hi to you too, of course you're not too late. Let me know a target (doesn't have to be your whole debt despite the title!) and I'll update the front page, you're number 163.0
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            kirstydriver wrote: »Haha! I wasn't sure if it gave you extra brownie points or extra stars for over payments 
 That would be nice! No, nothing special like that I'm afraid. You just get DFBXmas brownie points instead :rotfl:
 Front page updated people, check your totals :T.
 First call for all remaining March payments to be declared...0
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            Just made mine so I am now at
 #017 £2342.37/£4842 48% :jLBM = 07/09/13 Debt = £13339 (100% cleared)
 New roof and car £8557/£19003 New kitchen £396/£5039 Credit card Paid Student loan Paid0
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            quick update from me as I've been AWOL due to working away. Gonna catch up on all your posts shortly.
 #058: £3,173.18/£10,400 (30.51% paid) - yippee broken 30% mark
 now for some reading!Blitz that mortgage
 Jun 2016 £152,000
 April 2021 £85,0000
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