Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2017

Penny_pauper

Hi Everyone January's overpayments


#108 £ 480 / £ 8,350.00 5.7%


Thank you and here's to a great non-spendy February

fire-wannabe

#46 reporting with another £5, please Muppets

Caeraugirl

Regular loan payment came out on 1st so

#44 £955.40 / £16000

Had big plans to pay another wedge off once payday shuffle complete last Wednesday, but have decided that as I have lots of other demands on my pennies this month I would ensure all these were paid up first and then will make additional payment at the end of the month if possible.

I get paid weekly in one job, and pay for both jobs varies depending on the amount of hours I work, and lately I've realised I've always allocated my next pay to something before it even hits my bank account. So for this month I'm focusing on putting an average month's salary to one side so that I can get ahead, as recommended by YNAB - think they call it "ageing" your money - so I'm paying for March's bills with February's income.

I've had the old YNAB software for a couple of years and absolutely love it, but have only just started using it properly with pots after horrendous unplanned Xmas spending this year, AGAIN:eek:. I figure if I can get that sorted then I might be in with a chance of paying off most, if not all, of my loan this year....:T

mumto2girlsandaboy

Hello, regular payment made #073 347.61/£2500

Blackberrycurved

Hi Muppets,
Sorry to be a pain but I don't think you've updated my totals on the front page. Apologies for being or nuisance or if I've got it wrong but that percent thingy bobs does motivate me loads.

new_leaf_88

Hi Everyone
Would I be able to join please?
I would like to aim to pay as much as possible as my debt is too large to even consider paying it off by Xmas.

I am aiming for £14,000 first and will post my payments when I check out my statements.

Thanks to everyone, I have been reading all of your posts and you are all so inspirational.

fire-wannabe

Blackberrycurved wrote: »

Hi Muppets,
Sorry to be a pain but I don't think you've updated my totals on the front page. Apologies for being or nuisance or if I've got it wrong but that percent thingy bobs does motivate me loads.

Mine hasn't been updated either but I assumed no-one else's were done. Thank you Muppets though, for when it's done and the whole challenge in general is a great morale boost, really appreciated,

Fire

kirtsypoos

Afternoon all,

#006 checking in with £1162.00/£10000 please muppets!

As above, thank you so much for running this challenge - it made such a difference to me last year and I know this will help me get debt free this year!

muppets

Blackberrycurved wrote: »

Hi Muppets,
Sorry to be a pain but I don't think you've updated my totals on the front page. Apologies for being or nuisance or if I've got it wrong but that percent thingy bobs does motivate me loads.

Evening Blackberrycurved, I didn't have a chance to get back and update the front page, I am getting that done as I type. xx

muppets

new_leaf_88 wrote: »

Hi Everyone
Would I be able to join please?
I would like to aim to pay as much as possible as my debt is too large to even consider paying it off by Xmas.

I am aiming for £14,000 first and will post my payments when I check out my statements.

Thanks to everyone, I have been reading all of your posts and you are all so inspirational.

Evening new leaf 88 and welcome. You are # 135.