Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2020

st182

Quick tenner knocked off, all ads up I guess and if I don't record it, i'll get lost with the numbers

#175 = £5500 / £7000

Just wanted to round it to £1500 left, haven't been shop today to stock up on lager and crisps.........  keep up the hard work all. 

Lzsutty

Well, payday tomorrow so everything for the month has gone out now. I didn’t pay off quite as much as I’d hoped as I paid my car insurance annually and I’ve bought a LOT of meat this month and some garden games for the kids for all the bbqs we’ve had in the garden. Anyway, another £1012.34 paid off this month so my running total is now:

#4 - £3663.27/£6000 = 61%

I really do hope muppets is okay, especially with all this Covid about. 

Willowtree222

#071 - A small £6.65 paid off
£4366.65/ £8000 = 55%

XSpender

Final DDs and a sneaky OP to Ll0yds CC paid yesterday/today and I have cleared a total of £1003.42 this month  helped by some refunds gong back on the card for cancelled events.

No 70 £3,578.25/£10,000 35.8%

KQM

Hi Everyone, 
Not been on here for a while but I've managed to pay off a chunk of my credit cards.  I am keeping my fingers crossed that I get a refund on cancelled holiday which will also go towards debt payment.  New total is: 

#62 - £4,476.66 / £11,567.66 (39%)

charlotte1988

Hope everyone is okay, My May update : #179  - Paid £ 238.00

So now at : #179  £ 1,318.46/  £ 3741.73

Stanleii

No extra payments in the last two months as we don't have job security so trying to save

#59

£2841 / £9535

st182

DD gone out- but the cat is broke again  so may be loaded before payday, we'll see. £100 DD gone out as usual for cc3:

#175 = £5600 / £7000

Keep up the hard work everyone- chin up to those struggling- fingers crossed it wont be for long term 

SuperSavingD

Stanleii said:

No extra payments in the last two months as we don't have job security so trying to save

#59

£2841 / £9535

Sorry to hear that, but on the positive side if savings don’t get used you can always send it to the debt, could post your saving achievements for now instead 

mark55man

May report back - Looking like I will undershoot annual target.  It was an ambitious target.  I may consider using an EF to seal the deal because it would mean a lot to me to be clear, but don't want to get over excited. EF's are for Emergencies and this doesn't really qualify:

#26 Target £20491 - Paid May £1147

Paid off total £ 7,835 or 38.2% of target.  £12,656 left