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104 - £96.16 paid towards my Personal Loan[STRIKE]£799 - FD Personal Loan[/STRIKE] :beer:[STRIKE]£500/ £500 FD Overdraft[/STRIKE] :beer: [STRIKE]£5700/£5700 MBNA credit card[/STRIKE]:beer:0
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#145 £8478.64 / £19261 (44.02%)
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#22 checking in with another £10 off MBNA
Now £764/£5000
And again with another payment of £11.50
#22 now at £775.50/£5000Total debts £21050! :eek: now £10941. 76. Total extra income made in Jan22 £109. 27 Feb 22 £45.25 Total extra income made in 2022 £154.52 Aiming for debt free at 45 - 41 months to go!0 -
#9 with a £600 Payment, new total paid £5200 out of £5600 and hoping to pay the balance off by the end of the month.
It's so close and can't wait to actually start saving.0 -
#145 £8498.64 / £19261 (44.12%)0
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Another £775 for me
#71
That's £3486 of £10,000 = 35%. Ideally would be at 50% for June, not sure I will be, but we can see and time will tell. Trying so hard to build this up. xSeptember 2017 Debt = £25330
Starting afresh.
You can do anything if you put your mind to it. x0 -
Hi all
Monthly update from me
@31 currently at £2885.52/£5000
Well done everyone
Emptying my lake with a teaspoon0 -
I decided to make a payment early as I was itchy waiting for the direct debit date. £150 straight to the family member, so offiacally at:
50% 5000/10,000.
£250 will still leave my account this month, but so great to know I'm half way there. I needed the feeling of hitting half way to give me a nudge.
Right, back to studying.19/12/14: Spent 10 years of savings!!
:heart2: ..... to buy my first home. :heart2:
11K OP 31.03.19
Current goal: €151,000 deposit Ireland and counting, to buy Spring 2022 we hope!0 -
Not a big month for me because I have commitments for this month and next month.
#086 - £637.56/£1,165 (55%)0 -
#114 checking in with the proceeds of some eBay sales paid towards the debt, new total £5432 / £5596Total debts £6471.03 / £6261 all currently on 0% interest
Make £2018 in 2018 = £1010
Focus on 1% challenge = £64.500
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