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Debt Diary of an Idiot - Final Chapter...
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Day 3 - Weds 26th Sep 2007
£21.50 paid to Capital One and £20 to Lowell Financial for the JJB card. This bought up two 'landmarks' - Capital One going below a £1000 and the JJB one below £400.
Had to get some new drugs after visiting the doctors - almost £14 spent which was a bit annoying but health is important.
£25,857.27 in total currently owed.Total Debt now £22,525.07 Start Debt £32,732.36
£10207.29 OF DEBT PAID OFF:j 31.18%0 -
Day 4 - Thur 27th Sep 2007
Paid my £43.33 to MBNA - not without hassle. Dont you just hate the swines. And as I currently have some extra I paid off the PayDayUK loan of £102.40. I was currently paying them £20 a month but at least it gets rid of them.
I'll explain more as I have to rush off to work but both of the above are @rseholes and I cant wait to not have to deal with MBNA.Total Debt now £22,525.07 Start Debt £32,732.36
£10207.29 OF DEBT PAID OFF:j 31.18%0 -
well done getting below 26k and on getting rid of MBNA. its always nice to get rid of one debt totally. Im itching to get below 30k, which im really hoping will be in the next two months. keep up the good workDFW NERD NO.656 DEBT FREE 24TH NOVEMBER 2010 TOTAL DEBT AUGUST 2007 £39000MFiT T2 NO.56 WE OWN [STRIKE]25%[/STRIKE] 31.5% OF OUR HOUSE SO FAR!0
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Days 5,6, 7 & 8 - Fri 28th Sep-Mon 1st Oct
Due to working very late Friday night and then heading to Newcastle Saturday and returning Monday (for Great North Run) had not been online.
Some extra money was spent on food and drink when up North but nothing excessive - nothing over the top. Nothing to report DFW wise but wanted to make sure I got back online and made sure I kept this going.
Thanks Lunar - I always like to reach these little targets - I hope the 30K one is reached soon for you.Total Debt now £22,525.07 Start Debt £32,732.36
£10207.29 OF DEBT PAID OFF:j 31.18%0 -
Had to get some new drugs after visiting the doctors - almost £14 spent which was a bit annoying but health is important.
What about a prepaid certificate for your prescriptions.
The current cost is:- £26.85 for a 3-month PPC: if you need more than 4 items in the 3 month period
- £98.70 for a 12-month PPC if you need more than 15 items in the 12 month period.
And I have a feeling that sometime next year they are allowing you to pay for the 12 month one over 10 months.
Yours
CalleyHope for everything and expect nothing!!!
Good enough is almost always good enough -Prof Barry Schwartz
If it scares you, it might be a good thing to try -Seth Godin0 -
Thanks Calley - never heard of that or been told before - I will investigate that. Many thanks.Total Debt now £22,525.07 Start Debt £32,732.36
£10207.29 OF DEBT PAID OFF:j 31.18%0 -
And where's your SOA0
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SOA ... nag nag Hobsch0
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Day 9 - Tues 2nd Oct 2007
Nothing to report except a no spend day today which is always pleasing.
SOA will follow - just been very busy with one thing and another.Total Debt now £22,525.07 Start Debt £32,732.36
£10207.29 OF DEBT PAID OFF:j 31.18%0 -
Hope for everything and expect nothing!!!
Good enough is almost always good enough -Prof Barry Schwartz
If it scares you, it might be a good thing to try -Seth Godin0
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