1 debt vs 100 days chapter 27

arc2014

Another £15 today takes me to £1177.16

Maple25

Grrr, completely got my amount wrong :mad: :mad: It actually stands at £1,589.01.

On the plus side, I've made my first payment of £5.70 towards it, so I'm at £5.70/£1,589.01

obay

Applied another £50 to my sofa' finance bringing me to a grand total of £750 now instead of £923.

I also sent £7.12 to my mortgage as well so I can round it off to £145,990.

My normal interest-free payment of £25 will come out tomorrow from my account. So will bring me to £725 - I am waiting for some payments to come through from work to see if I can send an additional £25 to round it down to £700.

obay

I was supposed to pay £25 as an additional, but paid £50 instead (2 transactions by mistake!

Anyways, £675 now.

obay

Another £74.99 to my sofa finance bringing it down to £600... £322.99 paid so far... 28% paid to date (in 4 days...) that's 1 year and 1 month shaved off my total (4-year deal..)

Amara

Hi everyone!
Yoou're all doing so great!
With half-term out of the way I can save money again, though one five years old boy will try to persuade me to spend on Bonfire Night . In the meantime, £120 from me.

obay

I've put another £50 towards my sofa finance.

I'm at £549.99 now, my payment is not due today, but tomorrow which is another £25. Should be at £525 tomorrow - Will see if I can get some more cash today.

Getting close to putting the full amount on the account (I will more than likely send the final bit once I have cleared a few £££ more.)

Should be around the £400 mark where I decide it'll be worth clearing it completely.

Then I can start destroying my Barclays Boiler agreement (18.9%!) But as the sofa's was the lowest amount I decided to kill this one 1st.

I've paid £373.01 towards my sofa's within the last week, my starting amount was £923.

Once I paid this off I have saved £75/mo since September. Which is impressive. The boiler would then be £47 saved meaning I'd save £122/month(if I ever get it paid off..) - After that would be our car which costs us £193/month.

On top of that we're getting rid of Sky, £31/month for basic TV sort of sucks - Which ends in February

Calling14

Obay - wow putting me to shame.

Gone off the boil lately with debt busting. This month learn't my lesson trying to clear my c. one card which I usually pay off each month. Emptied all my bank accounts today and paid £235 they are not getting any interest out of me. Also paid £50 to my virgin cc and £20.25 to Sainsbobs. Total paid £305.25 and result £2 in my bank until next week so that's me grounded.

£907.25/£2000

Thanks Amara for the birthday wishes. Sorry been hectic so haven't been on here as much as normal.

obay

Calling14 wrote: »

Obay - wow putting me to shame.

Gone off the boil lately with debt busting. This month learn't my lesson trying to clear my c. one card which I usually pay off each month. Emptied all my bank accounts today and paid £235 they are not getting any interest out of me. Also paid £50 to my virgin cc and £20.25 to Sainsbobs. Total paid £305.25 and result £2 in my bank until next week so that's me grounded.

£907.25/£2000

Thanks Amara for the birthday wishes. Sorry been hectic so haven't been on here as much as normal.

Not putting anyone to shame! I don't want anyone to think like that! Let's all get debt free! It's the beginning of the month so a lot of surpluses left over from my company so just shoving what I can before I need to start saving to pay my mortgage!!

Calling14

obay wrote: »

Not putting anyone to shame! I don't want anyone to think like that! Let's all get debt free! It's the beginning of the month so a lot of surpluses left over from my company so just shoving what I can before I need to start saving to pay my mortgage!!

Healthy nudge then :beer:

All supportive on here. I need to get back on track as my car needs pennies spending on it next.