Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2017

Megano

Muppets - in typical me fashion it turns out I had my figures totally wrong.
Can I start again with the new figure of £5052.

pennies_from_Heaven

Checking in with another payment (this time the loan)


Making my totals:-


#74 - £1959.34/£7000 =27.99%

abba1772

Loan for windows and doors has came out bye bye £134

Brings my total to £1638.50 / £6000

kirtsypoos

Morning all

I'm back from wonderful Bruges so:

#006 checking in with £2635.10/£10000 please muppets

Mikaelsonfan

#104 Checking in

Only a small amount to oay, it feels like I'm not getting anywhere but at the same time I don't want to overpay and then be left at the end of the month with nothing to buy food.

So just a small update £790/£4500

Thanks

elleJay42

Hello, I was due to pay £100 today but noticed I was so close to a nice round number so found another £3 from my food budget this week:

#118 £861 / £4861 (17.71%)


My house fund hasn't increased this month, I thought it was better spent re-listing our flat, 5 months now it's been on the market If we can get that sold I'll have another £250ish a month to throw at my debts. Hopefully this will help!

Bumblebear

#051 Bumblebear - paid another £499; balance is now £0.00!!!!!

Whilst I started out with a "smaller" figure for this challenge, I've had CC debt of £1000-£7000 for the last 10 years, and have never fully cleared it. I've always done something stupid like got it down to the hundreds, then within a couple of months it's crept up again. It's been a long, slow, boring journey but I am very grateful to everyone on the forums sharing their experiences and knowledge; it's given me that final push to change my awareness and attitude.

abba1772

Well done bumblebear xx

Bumblebear

Thank you abba now to start saving! I figure I can't miss what I've been paying out on repayments so that's a good starting point

FeelingPeachy

Congratulations Bumblebear!

I got £8 back from the work syndicate today (which we are stopping, totally not worth it!), so I've rounded it up to £10 and overpaid the loan. Totals now:

£1139.46/£8302.47 13.7%