Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2019

Deni_debt-free_dreamer

muppets wrote: »

Front page is updated :j

Thanks for all your hard work muppets. Love seeing my percentage of debt paid off going up and now in double figures My payday tomorrow and should get payment of self employment next week so planning to pay off some more.

Well done to everyone

Deni
x

motivated

Morning all

£20 overpayment today takes me to

@31 £2,266/£7,000

Keep going all
M

natbi586

#100 my update on percentages is wrong as I haven't paid over £10,000 off my debts!! Would be great if I could say I have!

muppets

natbi586 wrote: »

#100 my update on percentages is wrong as I haven't paid over £10,000 off my debts!! Would be great if I could say I have!

Can you please post like this so it's less confusing

i.e. another £50 paid off so now the total paid off for
#001 is £315.43/£7685.67
By the way, don't worry about working out your % paid as I can do that for you!

Homegrown0

£11.22 from prolific cashed out today so updated figures for

#02 is £3,832.82 / £10,000 (38.32% paid)

Deni_debt-free_dreamer

Evening everyone:

Pay day so paid off £175 towards my CCs and now reporting at:

#96 now at £671.28/£4500

Deni x

[Deleted User]

CC payment gone out, so I'm now at:

#04 - £1321.28 / £4,161

[Deleted User]

Thank you muppets for your hard work looking after the thread. It does feel good to see the % paid on the front page.

I was saving some money for emergencies, but was horrified at how much interest I was paying on a catalogue, so used most of my money to clear the outstanding amount and close the account. Fingers crossed for a quiet week until payday


My update is

#008 £3570/£8094

Well done everyone, keep going.

bln x

killerkaterina

Another DD, so the debt's now £689.

#94 £596/£1,285

xebruary

Great work everyone, big congratulations to a_silver_lining and supersaver1000!

Statement date has rolled around so I have made monthly payments. With the Santander balance clear (kind of - I'm revolving all spending through it until I sort out banking here) I can now throw more at the MBNA whose 0% expires in July - it was £999 so I sent £111 at it.

Due to the vagaries of waiting for a Swedish tax number I haven't been paid yet so may be able to pay off more or to replenish savings when I get paid at the start of May (I'm waiting to see just how big the infamous Swedish tax take is)!

Brexit didn't happen (gasp) so no benefits of a weak pound for me to speed up repayment.

#173 Paid £137 = £1,704.13 / £5,800