Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2017

liuhutOz

Another weekly payment gone, and a fortnightly one..
Got an acting position for the next month at work so thats a bit extra, hubby has done some o/t and I've listed a few bits on Ebay, its all helping.

#25 1624 paid so far

fire-wannabe

#46 with another £30 please muppets

abba1772

Couldn't leave January and not make it over the cheeky £800 mark so I've sent £10 towards my very account brings total to £809.27 / £6000

Can't believe it's the last day of January already :eek:

Lottie_Clark

Morning everybody!


The wages are in so the payments are out!


Sig totals updated:
#113 £720.16/ £12,022.72 6%


Let's start to see the payday payments roll in! Woohoo!


Also, switching bank to First Direct so will hopefully gain some cash from their switching rewards in the next couple of months. And plans are afoot to move house and reduce our rent. Watch this space - me and the OH have already dubbed 2017 #TheBigYear
Lots of changes in the offing but all positive! :j


Take care all - speak soon!


L. xx

kirtsypoos

Morning all,

#006 checking in with £1147.00/£10000 please muppets!

monz

kirtsypoos wrote: »

Morning all,

#006 checking in with £1147.00/£10000 please muppets!

Kirsty i can see you being debt free by June latest xx

XSpender

£7.65 received in interest on a savings account so have paid this off a family loan today.

I got paid my annual bonus today so have paid £650 off my Lloyds CC as this is my main target for this year.

Also paid £265.77 off personal loan.

Another payment will come out tomorrow.

I am aiming to have paid £2000 off in Jan and Feb by the end of this month

Total of £923 today and my running total is now:

#99 - £1551.21/£20,000

kirtsypoos

monz wrote: »

Kirsty i can see you being debt free by June latest xx

Thanks Monz - I'm aiming for End of November at the moment but I am being very naughty currently by overpaying instead of saving for a holiday in October, which will have to stop or it will end up going on a CC and that defeats the point

Calling14

62 pounds off for me today. Takes me over 1000 pound mark:T

#16 1052/4300

Thanks muppets, :T

Kirsty thanks for inspiring me along with all your payments.:D

dktreesea

Hi Muppets and everyone,

Still plugging away at this, but it feels like such a drag. I can't wait to be debt free. So another £200 into the bank's pockets, bringing my totals to:

#79 £3,300/£8,470 38.96%

I know every £200 is putting £14 of future income back into my pocket (the O/D is at 7% p.a.) and I definitely like only having a couple of red patches in a sea of black. I hear all the left brained stuff people say to me, e.g. "it's not like you put your groceries on your credit card", or "it's just the price of running a business." Or even "You're almost there."


Almost. Nearly. Having debt has been like having resident mice gnawing away at my confidence over the years. It's like existing in a fine mist of depression for so many years most the time I don't realise it is there.


I'm sure there are people out there who have no debt, own their own home, and use their money to buy everything they need, be it for their business or just their personal life. I plan to be one of them. Even if it means renting for the rest of our lives.