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Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2015!
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bit more from me today, looking forward to middle of the month and being able to pay a larger amount off, anyway for just now
#184 £147.81/£2450DEBT
31/12/2018 = £21,740.10 - 31/12/2019 = £18,581.29 (14.53% PD)
31/01/2020 - £18,685.22 (14.05% PD)0 -
Rounding down the accounts for prior to the weekend bye bye £14.43
Brings my total to £5334.29 / £6000
Happy weekend peeps :beer:NEXT TARGET: Halifax credit card DEC 22 £0 / £4499.12POAMAYC 2011 £6378.35 POAMAYC 2012 £5000.78POAMAYC 2013 £3480.04 POAMAYC 2014 £4085.14POAMAYC 2015 £7565.24 POAMAYC 2016 £8000.90 POAMAYC 2017 £7278.80 POAMAYC 2018 £13208.18POAMAYC 2019 £13309.28 POAMAYC 2020 £15026.050 -
Bought a new car today. Have to say it's nice to be able to buy things up front and not add to the debt, but I'd rather that cash was still in the bank. Hoping to flog the other soon - if we can get a couple of hundred for it that'd be great.0
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Bought a new car today. Have to say it's nice to be able to buy things up front and not add to the debt, but I'd rather that cash was still in the bank. Hoping to flog the other soon - if we can get a couple of hundred for it that'd be great.
I'm with you on that one. We had a quote for some work on the house and, although we have the money in the bank, I don't want to spend it!0 -
Finally I have cleared this years target of £6000!!
I am far from debt free with still £7000 to go but this will be cleared with the money from our house sale.
I always wanted to be debt free by the time I was 30 and this may actually come true now!
In 18months we have somehow managed to clear about £20k between the two of us! I will be glad when the house sale is done and dusted and I can slow down my work and spend more time with my daughter!
No 003 £6000 / £6000 100%
Good luck to everyone still on their journey!0 -
Been awol lately but still paying money off each month. Had an amazing time on holiday and didn't go horrifically over budget.
Here's my current figures:
£284 paid since my last update.
#28 £849/£2000 42.45%
Congratulations to anyone who has become debt free recently!!Saving for Disney again, oops why book one Disney holiday when you can book two!:starmod: Emergency Fund Savings - #148 - £10/£1000 1% :starmod::xmastree:#083 SPC6 £63 - SPC7 £90 - SPC8 £63 - SPC9 £54 - SPC10 £26 - SPC12 £70 :xmastree:0 -
Well done everyone - keep up the good work:)
Pay day was on Friday so need to make sure it lasts the whole of September. Paid £100 off my credit card.
#058: £9,124.87/ £10,400 (87.74%)
Had a bit of a bad month and ended up increasing my debt by £400 (on 0%) thank goodness - car needed 2 tyres, then 1 got puncture and had to buy another and new brake disks and pads. Hopefully still going to be debt free by Christmas but likely to be at the end of December not the beginning.
I am steadily getting there.:DBlitz that mortgage
Jun 2016 £152,000
April 2021 £85,0000 -
ocd kicked in and i had to go and pay a tiny amount to make my balance still owing a round amount so i am now at
#184 £150/£2450DEBT
31/12/2018 = £21,740.10 - 31/12/2019 = £18,581.29 (14.53% PD)
31/01/2020 - £18,685.22 (14.05% PD)0 -
Loan DD is due to come out so i might as well update:
#23: £1750/£7000 25%:rudolf: DF by Xmas 2018: #83 £8,250/£15,000 55% :rudolf:
SPC 7: #135 :staradmin | MFW 9.72% | Groceries: £6.49/£80 | Exercise 0/20 | NSDs 0/150
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