Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2020

Bizzywizard

abba1772 said:

Me again

College paid me so I've sent £373.67 straight over to hubby's card which is now CLEARED

WOO HOO

brings mt total to £6835.10 / £10000

Well done Abba!!!!

Steameh

Direct debits have come out today and I topped one payment up to clear one of my cards
Paid £174.47

My remaining 2 cards have 0% until August 2021, with the current situation I think I'm just going to pay the minimums and stick the money aside in case we suffer any job loses. It pains me to have to do it as I was making good progress but the money will strictly be put aside and only used in emergencies.

Hopefully we come out of this unscathed and can use the money to clear all debt around September.

#134 - £3,435.23 / £7,985 - 43.02%

SuperSavingD

Made a £300 Cc payment this morning, not sure if I should keep paying or holding onto monies but paying off for now.

£8744/£12084

st182

Morning all, I had a bit of a cashflow wobble with an overdraft but ive rectified it, I will keep to same target and not include the blip. Sent a chunk yesterday after mopping at end of month:

#175 = £4600 / £6700

I'd lost a bit of heart but back on the wagon- i'm told i'll have a full basic pay again next month so I'm trying to carry on as normal and overpay what I can unless I hear different. Keep up the good work everyone 

abba1772

Thanks everyone

Still on it but this is the last debt payments for a wee while except for my car repayments and mortgage which I don't count in my debt repayment total.  Only debt I want to tackle is hubby's other credit card but plan is to clear that after our holiday in August (I hope)

Sent £10 to Very and £294.06 towards the Halifax clearing both accounts.

Brings my total £7139.16 / £10000

Stay Safe Everyone xx

Willowtree222

#071
Another £13 so £3267 - not ground breaking and I will be having a break for a few months to sort out some house things, but should be back on it soon. x

XSpender

£54.09 to MBNA this morning.  We will be continuing to pay minimum payments on everything and banking any extra as it is likely we will have to take a mortgage holiday as we are both furloughed and the max allowed is a fair bit less than our usual income.

No 70 - £2290.52/£10,000 22.9%

st182

Change pot reached the magic number, off comes £100

#175 = £4700 / £6700

Keep safe all- and to those who are having to back off, remember it’s for a good reason- we’ll get there 

GJNA

I am sooooooooooooooo late to this party but could I join for 2020?

I am aiming for £2500 between now and Christmas

mark55man

never too late - muppets is enormously tolerant