SPC #29 SPC13(2020)=£62.55
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Decided not to pay the car insurance in full this year until all debt gone, so paid another £160 off cc.
£9044/£12084 - £3040 left3 -
Forgot about overtime for last month so paid off £100 to CC1 (back on track now!) Minimum payments by DD to CC1 (£38.85) and CC2 (£87.31)
CC1 = £861.15/£4600
CC2 = £3337.69/£4000Paid off CC1 in 2020 🙌
CC2 £3048.92/£4000
As of 1/1/20214 -
#9 update:
1) 1000 Emergency Fund - completed currently stands at £1,734
2) £600 hubby's overdraft - cleared
3) Credit card £2,670 - £1334 paid current total £1336.205 -
058 CreditCardJunkie £ 1210,00 / [STRIKE] £ 1.600,00 [/STRIKE] 75% paid!!
Thankful that out personal financial circumstances haven't changed and taking the opportunity to pay off while I can. Hope everyone is keeping well!Debt Free as of December 2020 👏
Save 12k in 2025 #6 - £300 / £3000
MFW - 26 months shaved off the mortgage4 -
Hi! I’m new to this forum and super late to the party on this thread but I’d love to join. I’ve finally decided to take control of my finances. Debt: £ 27,860.14 / Paid off: £22,243.65 so far. £5,616.49 to go.
D e b t F r e e D a t e: 24th July 2020
P a y A l l Y o u r D e b t O f f B y X m a s 2 0 2 0 (no.137): TOTAL DEBT PAID: £27,860.14
E m e r g e n c y F u n d: £610 // £6,000
F i r s t H o m e F u n d: £2,500 // £40,000
C r e d i t C a r d D e b t: £1,950 PAID OFF2 -
Welcome to the debt paying down party Mrs C! Never to late to join in. Its a good place to keep track of your debt busting. Its really helped me focus. You have done really well getting rid of £22k + ! Muppets is the one in charge, just thought I'd say hi!1
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Hi and welcome MrsC2020x. I agree great place to motivate you to clear any debts.
Managed to pay another £300 off Cc today now £9344/£12084 - £2740 to go!2 -
Hello everyone. I'm late to the party but may I join?
I am £1481.22 in debt (credit card) and I want to abolish it before Christmas (hopefully before October but we will see)
I hope to buy a house at some point and dont want the credit card debt when I have a mortgage.3 -
Made a payment of £75 off a debt today bringing the new total to
#93 £697/10,025paydbx2025 #26 £890/£5000 . Mortgage start £148k June 23 - now £138k.
2025 savings challenge £0/£2000 EF £140. Savings 2 £30.00. 174 -
April update : #179 - Paid £ 415.02
So now at : #179 £ 1080.46 / £ 3741.73
PAYDBX 2022 #8 £135.62 / £75004
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