Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2015!

Pablosammy

greensalad wrote: »

Ugly vegetables need love too.

:rotfl: Careful where you're going with that one...

Money_Muppet

Amazon CD sales again, £20.46

#75 £204.38 / £18624.98

BritAbroad

1783.37

LionessInWinter wrote: »

If you don't mind me asking, where are you abroad? Do you get paid in £ or local currency and then convert?

In the USA, Lioness (great username btw!). I just do a flat rate conversion from dollars for posting on the site - keeps it simple.

Anyway, more payments made today. Now at £1783.37/£9139.48

Annoyingly though, my car needs some repairs done, so it's going to end up as a bit of a spendy week I think.

amr547

I think I might get judged if I do online shopping considering Asda sainsburys aldi morrisons and Farmfoods are all within walking distance!!:rotfl:

littlebitbonkers

#127 checking in - not a huge one but £5/£2674.03 paid so far this week and 3 more to go by Friday so it'll be a bit less depressing by then lol.

Pablosammy

amr547 wrote: »

I think I might get judged if I do online shopping considering Asda sainsburys aldi morrisons and Farmfoods are all within walking distance!!:rotfl:

I once used the '£10 off your first online shop' voucher from Sainsburys, and it drove 40 miles to get to me. At the time, I lived in a flat that overlooked the goods entrance of a rather large Sainsburys! I felt the need to be explain myself to the delivery driver, and hoped my neighbours hadn't seen :rotfl:

Mat_Lock

Eugh, I have a stomach bug. Feeling like utter turd. Still means I can't go and spend any money.

truebluemummy

Been naughty, although hubby has said he will pay every cent off...spent on the credit card last week so I am number 76, could you change the amount to £14,500 please. Let's try again. 😖

Aphidgirl

Mat_Lock wrote: »

Eugh, I have a stomach bug. Feeling like utter turd. Still means I can't go and spend any money.

Get well soon! I saved some money when I was ill last month by not leaving the house all weekend. Frugal but a bit miserable too...

dktreesea

Paid off another £37.46.


#122 £1986.58/£30,113 6.6%


I'd planned to wait a bit and pay a reasonable sized chunk off. But I've decided even £1 off the debt is worth celebrating.