Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2015!

amr547

I'm on meters and tbh I'm not paying £50 per meter to switch, then to switch back again when we leave (as the meters would have to be replaced since they were here when we moved in).

Just saved £12 buying the rabbits litter and food online- hooray!

Duke_848

Another payment made :

#119 - £23,508/£42,908 (54.8%)

Elmly

#128 updating £255/£5,476.88 4.7%

Love paying off my debt (hope I'm not the only one). Can't wait to get rid of all of it and have some money to myself and start saving for a house

joee

Just an update -

#133
£352.00 / £1550.20 - Stepchange payment
£60.00 / £240.00 - Money owed to friends
23.01% paid off

Pepperoni

Put aside some money for debt today. I'm not sure really what the 'actual' payment is as obviously I put aside money earlier in the month then had to take some of it back

Anyway - pot for debt repayment stands at £1060.31 since starting this challenge

Pepperoni

Just looked back and my last recorded update on the front page is 1096 or something. Wow. I really did eat into that pot (its around £500 I've just topped it up by and only have £10 or so to show for it).

Still, at least its there to stay this time.

abba1772

College paid me for the childcare that I provide so sent £300 towards my credit card takes me to £680.08 / £4000

elleJay42

I used to hate getting paid weekly but I'm liking being able to chip away a little at my debt every Friday now

Plus my £50 from YouGov came through this week so that's my BF all paid back!

#050 £591/£4544 (13%)

dktreesea

Paid off another £104.50, so my totals are now:


122 £2671.08/£30,113 8.87%


I'm adding new bills on top as soon as they arrive, to make sure the reduction really is a permanent one, and not going to be cancelled out by paying the next new bill.


It makes it seem like it is going down a lot slower than it should be, but last year I made the mistake of not including bills and ended up worse off at the end of the year than the beginning, so at least now I know this is a real reduction, and already have money put aside for all the looming bills.

Harryspotter

Hooray for payday no 1 this month! £933 paid to close the interest free bathroom loan and £75 to credit cards. Yay!! Only problem is this iPad is misbehaving so much think I might have to buy a new one (half joke!) this is the third reply I have tried to post grrr.

#39 £1508/£20108/7.5%