Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2015!

amr547

Skinnylatte wrote: »

#008 checking in, cashed up and paid off :j:j:j
£3407/£3407 100%

Congrats :j

Rachiedabbler70

amr547 wrote: »

I wAs offered another role at my current company so I have taken that instead :j it is an extra £8.5k per annum which will be really helpful! :j

That's really good - well done.

Rachiedabbler70

Skinnylatte wrote: »

#008 checking in, cashed up and paid off :j:j:j
£3407/£3407 100%

Congrats. Very pleased for you. x

chocoholicqueen

Well done Skinnylatte, really pleased for you :T.

Another payment to the cc and a bank skim £78.99 bringing my total to

#055 £1747.32/£10,000

I've also swapped another of the CC to a 0% deal as the current one was ending. I just have 1 more that i pay interest on but luckily that one also has the lowest balance.

arc_cutter

Congrats Skinnylatte,


#63 Final payment for the month made of £177.34 taking my total to £1392.89 to date

Money_Muppet

Second switch incentive plus a couple of CDs sold on Amazon means I've an extra £162.29 to add this month. Brings my total to;


#75 £2677.40/£18624.98

(Also brings my total owing below £16k! Pleased with that given it was over £23k in August!) :beer:

Mat_Lock

Skinnylatte wrote: »

#008 checking in, cashed up and paid off :j:j:j
£3407/£3407 100%

awesome news, welcome to the club

Mat_Lock

Rachiedabbler70 wrote: »

So sorry to hear this - so unfair. Happened opposite way to me in 2006 - person buying my house pulled out 2 hours before contracts due to be signed - my house contents were in a moving van travelling to my new address - on my own with 2 kids it was horrendous. Anyway 2 days later agents contacted and said buyer wanted back in but for £10k less - you can imagine what I told him especially as it was 3 days before Xmas. I sold it the following month for £2k more as it was already a real bargain. I can't stand unfair people. All the best Mat-Lock.http://static.moneysavingexpert.com/images/forum_smilies/angry-smiley-030.gif

Thanks Rachie. Seems it's been a blessing in disguise. Sellers pulled out completely on the sale of that flat, with or without our £3k extra.

We viewed another flat today and it's nicer, warmer, better location and we've had an offer accepted for £1k less than the offer on the original flat. There was a reason why we didn't get that flat and finding this new one was it.

Fingers crossed this one goes through. Feeling much more positive on this one as the sellers are buying a new build so no chain. They were quick to accept offer and even offered their sofa and table n chairs too.

IrishRose12

Haven't been around much lately but still chipping away at my debt. So #066 now at £720/£1700

amr547

Mat_Lock wrote: »

Thanks Rachie. Seems it's been a blessing in disguise. Sellers pulled out completely on the sale of that flat, with or without our £3k extra.

We viewed another flat today and it's nicer, warmer, better location and we've had an offer accepted for £1k less than the offer on the original flat. There was a reason why we didn't get that flat and finding this new one was it.

Fingers crossed this one goes through. Feeling much more positive on this one as the sellers are buying a new build so no chain. They were quick to accept offer and even offered their sofa and table n chairs too.

Glad to hear it! I'm a firm believer that everything happens for a reason:j