Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2018

kirtsypoos

Lottie_Clark wrote: »

Weeeeeeeee - congrats Kirstypoos - and welcome to the world little guy! Our girl is now 8 MONTHS OLD!!! :eek: When did that happen?! I can well remember the tight months on SMP. And now, of course, it's all going on childcare instead so we're no better off really but loving the journey. Sending muchos hugs - take care of yourself, and if you're not loving parenthood 100% of the time that is totally fine (in fact that's more normal) - always here for frank discussion about the highs and lows if it ever helps.

Thanks Lottie!! Wow, that has flown - I remember you posting!

sunshine81 wrote: »

Loving parenthood 100% of the time is abnormal I think... anyone who says that is a liar! LOL. I could have easily put my eldest in the bin this morning - he's 3! :rotfl:

#145 £6735.55 / £19261 (34.97%)

Haha, I feel like that about OH most days, and he is 30 :rotfl:

datlex

Good luck to everyone on this board. It really is achievable. I paid off my debt end of 2016 and have been able to build up savings by using many of the principles learnt on this board. Yes when debt is paid off you can afford to treat yourself from time to time. However, if you live by the principles learnt you realise that you don't have to spend money just because you can.

abba1772

Morning :hello:

Sent £10.74 towards the Halifax

Brings my total to £3567.37 / £6000

dreamingofmoney

Hiya all
My monthly check in for totals, I am changing the way I account for my money from April so will hopefully be on far more often. Loving all the good news this last couple of weeks with babies and debt freeness, it really is inspiring to me and the more my debt is reduced the more I can plan and look forward to the times I have savings each month rather than paying out.
#82 £2875.42/£9547
Again big thanks to all
Xx

kirtsypoos

Morning all!

#006 checking in with £3588.02/£4000 please muppets

elleJay42

Hello, just a wee update for me today, my fiance has finally got himself back in employment and it's weekly paid so I should be able to really start paying my debt down in the next few weeks, finally!!

#91 £975.76 / £3500 (27.9%)

Whatshername

Needed to complete a new money transfer to move debt to 0% CC as previous had run out and also an unexpected bill so the amount I need to pay off as increased to £5252. I have paid £106 off today and hoping to pay some more early next week.

Bit deflated starting from scratch but need to knuckle down and get this gone.

#064 £106/£5252

sunshine81

Better payment size today, £152.49. Sad that's not even 1% but must. keep. going....

#145 £6888.04 / £19261 (35.76%)

behenjamin

106 behenjamin £ 1499.38 / £ 15.000,00 9.9% paid

Bigskies

poaydbx18 #124 £3584/10,000