Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2019

merida88

Ahhh muppets I did my sums wrong! Forgot to account for loan interest to the end of the year

#51 total to pay off should actually be £10,063.11 please.

Choccygirl123

Thanks a silver lining, pleased it's not just me. I'm stuck on sick pay so no way to earn more. I've been doing surveys, selling and cash back but all that cash is going into my sealed pot. I do have a stamp duty refund abd tax return due, so hoping to squirrel sine of those away. Good luck X

russppt

Love to join. Do I get allocated a no.?
Total Debt £20,000

TheMrWobbly

Hi Muppets,

I would love to join this group. I am starting with £32,197.54 in credit card debt. I'm going to ignore my mortgage for now. I want to reduce this balance by £10,000 in by the end of December!

Thanks,

Andrew

abba1772

Afternoon :hello:

Sent £10.70 towards the barclaycard

Starting to get a bit tight now as mortgage due on 28th so need to keep money by for that.....roll on the end of the month

Brings my total to £453.59 / £10000

ali_bf

massive achievement here! 2 years ago I had a £3500 overdraft which I always maxed out. Today ive managed to pay it off and ive now cancelled it. no more monthly fees for me. £380 payment made today

ashfan83

Getitdone wrote: »

Dilemma do I pay of smaller ones which would give me a boost or try and reduce the bigger debts to a more manageable amount.

Pay off whichever debts have the highest interest rates first. It will cost you less money in the long run.

Deni_debt-free_dreamer

ashfan83 wrote: »

Pay off whichever debts have the highest interest rates first. It will cost you less money in the long run.

I agree ashfan83! Also can you do any balance transfers to 0% deals - Martin was talking about these on his ITV show :money:

motivated

a small overpayment for me today

#31 £796/£7000

sunshine81

#145 checking in having paid £95.97 today

£9229.29 / £27,996.15 (32.62%)