Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2020

Blackberrycurved

 That’s such a good thing to do TT. My smallest is £1200 so not an option 

TrushTush

Blackberrycurved said:

 That’s such a good thing to do TT. My smallest is £1200 so not an option 

Thank you! I will say, it started off around that amount, I divided the remaining interest free period into equal blocks and whittled it down bit by bit, I had 2 months left but thought 'sod it' and cleared it.I needed the boost of achieving something I think, daft really as we're all achieving something everytime we make a payment
Means next month I can put that amount to the next smallest (which is unfortunately the £2500 ish CC balance ) 

abba1772

morning

Sent £315.25 towards hubbys barclaycard

brings my total to £4009.79 / £10000

Living_a_good_life

Done the beginning of the month money shuffle, struggling to remember how to make text a different colour but total below.
# 68  £587.29 paid off so that takes me to £2,319.87/£12,943.39 17.9%

st182

DD gone out, another £100 bites the dust:

#175 = £3100 / £6700

Top effort everyone, keep it up 

Skinnylatte

#005 skinnylatte  £6627/£3394 = 39%   

Well done everyone

crazy_cat_lady

Lots of little PAD's today, totalling £142.50 - like the beginning of the month when I have the funds available for that.
So my new total is... £2669.23

TrushTush

Feeling very motivated!
* cleared the Very account on the 1st  [£309.99]
* made a payment towards my daughter's school trip total [£129]
* made a small payment to Barclaycard to make it a round total [£38.15]  (still has its direct debit of £150 to come out later this month)
* made a small payment to the Sainsbury's credit card to make it a round total [£37.49] (still has its direct debit of £150 to come out later this month)

Because the 2 credit cards are now round totals, I worked out how much I would need to pay a month on each to have them cleared by Christmas... I discovered that the way we're going at the moment, we can actually just about do it, so I changed the direct debits.
A slightly risky move but now I HAVE to do it. Obviously I can amend them if I've pushed too hard, but I'm determined. It's a ridiculous amount of money a month to put towards credit card debt, and that is what is motivating me. 
I could be putting an extra £500/600 a MONTH into savings / onto the mortgage!! Frustrating that we let it get to this, but I'm so grateful to this challenge because otherwise I would have let them sit until their interest free period ended and then transfered them on as we always do. 

abba1772

morning

Sent £4.46 towards the hubbys card

brings my total to £4014.25 / £10000

abkb

Number 11

£2894.48/£13394.48