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I joined up last January and - after a fabulous start - burnt out and rebelled. I am pretty much back where I was this time last year

Looking at it with a positive spin, I am no deeper in debt than I was!:j
In September my income will be dropping and I am worried that I am not going to be able to make my minimum payments, so I'm coming into this with a growing concern. I think I am on Light Bulb Moment Number 3 - this one, however, is probably my last chance otherwise this time next year I will be looking at getting help to sort out an IVA
I haven't a hope of paying my debts off within the year, but I can aim for an amount that will make a huge difference for when our income changes.
Please put me down for £7000 this year, TY.Jan NSD 4/15
2015 Pay £7000 Off Debt No. 107 £566.51/£70000 -
Hi all.
I made a sale on ebay last night which after fees will leave me with £53, I will wait until I have confirmation it has been signed for before I transfer the money to the debt though. I have a few other bits on ebay so am hoping they will sell soon too.Debt Free and now a saver, conscious consumer, low waste lifestyler
Fashion on the Ration 28/660 -
Wahoo!
Came into some good fortune.
#32 £400 / £3,478.00 11.5%0 -
Right, front page updated! New members should all have numbers and totals (if you've provided them).
We've smashed through the 100 member mark, and simultaneously bulldozered through the £20,000 total! Keep it up everyone, well done on all the payments.
The front page list has now spread onto two posts, so numbers 1-100 are in the first post and the rest of you are on the second one.0 -
IvyandEleanor wrote: »Hey everyone, do you update on a certain day each week/month or just whenever you've made a payment?
Any time is fine! :T0 -
#037 - £440.05 gone today via direct debit. Kind of :j and :eek: simultaneously!Baby due 21/06/2017
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Hi everyone

Happy new year. Can I join in too please? £7634.50 to clear
M&S £2878.22/ Natwest £3526/ Loan £405/ [STRIKE]Sofa £0[/STRIKE]/ [STRIKE]Ring £0[/STRIKE]/
Savings £12.04 NSD 3/10 :cool:Total £6915.88
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#103 £990/14128 gone for good
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Hi everyone! Not much debt busting here, I think it will be really slow to be honest unless I can figure out how to make some extra income.0
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Hi everyone! Not much debt busting here, I think it will be really slow to be honest unless I can figure out how to make some extra income.
We all go at our own pace, the main thing is keeping the debt figure from going up. I guess you've looked at the other forums on here for money-making ideas?0
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