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If I'm not too late to try and pay off some debt then I would like to set myself a target of £2k? It's not all of it by any means but doable by Christmas I hope xx4 -
#4 checking in...Not a great month as I decided it was more important to do things with the kids over the hols and we went away for a week too. Still managed to pay another £794.02 though!
That makes the new total £8557.92/10794=79.3%Getting there! Keep up the good work everyone!5 -
#59
Manged to stop spending so much this month! Determined to do this!!
£5026 / £9535
£11,000 / £11,000 Overall Debt Paid
2020 Debt Paid: £9535 / £9535
Extra income earned 2020: £17003 -
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Don't have a number as I'm a late joiner
Payday and paid £550 off so I am £550/2500 of my goal to pay by Xmas
Good luck everyonePay off debt by Xmas 2023 #23My debt free diary https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6436651/clearing-my-debt-after-25-years#latest
paid £7112/£7800-**DEBT FREE April 2024**
£9400 saved for emergency fund3 -
Still struggling with this horrible new site format. I’m on my mobile I can’t see how to see the front page ahhhhTotal debt £18,000 at the start of DFW Journey. 2018 14TH JULY 2021 DEBT FREE / 2026 trying to stay debt free2
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turn your phone landscape, then the button for page 1 appearsBlackberrycurved said:Still struggling with this horrible new site format. I’m on my mobile I can’t see how to see the front page ahhhh2 -
#13 Checking in with my end of month figures, this morning I have paid off one loan in full which was £1005! so this month I have paid off nearly £2k.
#013 paid £5274.08/£11088.31 47.56%
Well done everyone, keep going H x4 -
Including the earlier than expected middle of August payment (£2533) which I reported earlier, that leaves my total for August #26 Target £20491 - Paid (Aug) £3728
Overall Paid off = £13679 or 66.7% of target
Total left £6812 left with 4 paydays to go
So bang on target which is a bit of a miracle, given that it was quite an aggressive target. However lockdown is proving cheap, but the end of the year is expensive (not just Christmas - but annual items not all of which are saved for
)I think I saw you in an ice cream parlour
Drinking milk shakes, cold and long
Smiling and waving and looking so fine4 -
#146
Paid £298.09 in the month, meaning £2,902/£6270 paid off - 46%
We went away for a week so reduced nursery fees meant I could put a bit extra on. Also have a few items to sell which I'm going to sort this month for a little bit extra.December Grocery Challenge £297.02/£400
November Grocery Challenge £401/£360
October Grocery Challenge £382/£400
September Grocery Challenge £324/£320
August Grocery Challenge £388/£4003 -
#054 checking in...
Paid £494.92 off this month to take me to: CC2 £455/£4000
Paid off CC1 in 2020 🙌
CC2 £3048.92/£4000
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