Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2020

Fineypops

Some small payments made
#067  £ 819.72/£ 3,403.23

Calling14

Sorry been missing in action, whilst off work haven't got a laptop find posting on my phone difficult. Paid off £ 350 in that time so now down to my last £330 of debt.

#16 £2270/£2600

Thanks muppets

XSpender

£77.25 50 DH V1rg1n card today.

No 70 £3,963.38/£10,000

Willowtree222

#071 £21.36 paid off
£4388.01 = 55% still

Bizzywizard

Morning Everyone #030 here!
I overpaid my Santander 0% CC by £20 yesterday (I got my figures wrong last month) so £655 left on this card and will be gone by DD on the 18th ish of this month, I cannot wait!!!! I am wishing the month away which is mad!
Received my PPI payment from Gladstone Brooks this morning, so paid them their fee, the sent two lots of the remaining money to DH's credit cards: Tesco 0% CC was sent £585, so £999 left on card, this card will now be gone by Xmas (I know I have been back on fourth with this). Virgin 0% CC was sent £55.75 so £1940 left on this card, this card will go into next year unless I get my £500 from Easyjet (if my flights are cancelled in August and I get the refund in time).

Chin up and stay safe!
Bizzy

ahall3519

Good morning everyone! Please put me down for £7.70 to the usual CC-just the DD for the month. This now makes it £299.88/£1000 paid.

TrushTush

First direct debit of the month cleared, then I thought sod it, and cleared the other debt completely (was holding the amount in savings just in case) 
so now we only have one debt remaining! (Not counting the mortgage, obvs) 

[#97] cleared so far this year: £7500 cleared 75% !! 

Willowtree222

#071
Another £6.88 
Total = £4394.89 

XSpender

Biggest DD came came out this morning putting us over the £4000 paid off barrier 

No 70 £4,155.28/£10,000

st182

Celebrated new-statement-on-main-card day by making an overpayment, couldnt do the full min payment this month but DD will still surpass it end of the month. Also paid a little off other card to round it up- so cc3 £60 cc1 £40 puts me at:

#175 = £5700 / £7000

Keep up the hard work all, you're doing great