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1% challenge 2023

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  • @craftingmad
    How's it going hope your okay 
    Jan 18 Joint debts 35,213

    Mortgage Jan 18- 77224 Jan 26- just under 64k

    June 25 Debts in my name were £5170. Now 5178 (Jan 26)
    DH debts ?? at a guess £15k
  • Well I have got through Christmas without using credit or overdraught. That feels like a result. :D
    Sept 24 : £32000                  Sep 25 - £10356         Feb 26 - £7545                
    May 25 :  £14000                  Oct 25 -  £9569           
    June 25 : £13000                   Nov 25 - £9275                                  
    July 25 :  £12000                   Dec 25 - £8975
    Aug 25 :  £11436                   Jan 26 -  £8065
  • Well I have got through Christmas without using credit or overdraught. That feels like a result. :D
    That’s an amazing result! Nice one 💪🏻
    #no 3 Debts off by Xmas 2026 £1160 /£15,250
    NSD Feb 16/20
    #no 13 365 days 1p challenge 2026
    £40.95/£667.95 paid 90/365 
    #no 2 £2 coin savers challenge 2026 £22
     #no 11 SPC 19 £44 banked restart
    2026 PAD challenge  £1170
    1% challenge = 7.6%

    #cc1 320/4100 29%
    #cc2 NatWest 415/3400 29%
    #cc3 Halifax 220/2150 26%
    #cc4. MBNA 220/5600 0% runs out soon
    #loan1 876/14000  7.2%
    #loan2 742/11000 13%
    #family loan /4000 0%
    #solicitors /8000

    Crisis fund 320/500
    Alligator fund 50/500
  • Well I have got through Christmas without using credit or overdraught. That feels like a result. :D
    That's fantastic well done!!
    Jan 18 Joint debts 35,213

    Mortgage Jan 18- 77224 Jan 26- just under 64k

    June 25 Debts in my name were £5170. Now 5178 (Jan 26)
    DH debts ?? at a guess £15k
  • I'll declare on New year's Eve as that's the next payday I'm limping too. The accounts looking healthy enough up to last till then but mainly as the plumber we have been trying to get to call hasn't been. 
    Jan 18 Joint debts 35,213

    Mortgage Jan 18- 77224 Jan 26- just under 64k

    June 25 Debts in my name were £5170. Now 5178 (Jan 26)
    DH debts ?? at a guess £15k
  • I'll declare on New year's Eve as that's the next payday I'm limping too. The accounts looking healthy enough up to last till then but mainly as the plumber we have been trying to get to call hasn't been. 
    Keeping everything crossed for you. Not long now until NYE :). Overdraught or overdraft, whoops, spelling. 
    Sept 24 : £32000                  Sep 25 - £10356         Feb 26 - £7545                
    May 25 :  £14000                  Oct 25 -  £9569           
    June 25 : £13000                   Nov 25 - £9275                                  
    July 25 :  £12000                   Dec 25 - £8975
    Aug 25 :  £11436                   Jan 26 -  £8065
  • Well I have got through Christmas without using credit or overdraught. That feels like a result. :D
    That’s an amazing result! Nice one 💪🏻
    thank you :)
    Sept 24 : £32000                  Sep 25 - £10356         Feb 26 - £7545                
    May 25 :  £14000                  Oct 25 -  £9569           
    June 25 : £13000                   Nov 25 - £9275                                  
    July 25 :  £12000                   Dec 25 - £8975
    Aug 25 :  £11436                   Jan 26 -  £8065
  • 78%  reached yippy. £8960 now. 
    Sept 24 : £32000                  Sep 25 - £10356         Feb 26 - £7545                
    May 25 :  £14000                  Oct 25 -  £9569           
    June 25 : £13000                   Nov 25 - £9275                                  
    July 25 :  £12000                   Dec 25 - £8975
    Aug 25 :  £11436                   Jan 26 -  £8065
  • 78%  reached yippy. £8960 now. 
    Fantastic news well done. Do you think you will have it paid off by the end of next year? 
    Jan 18 Joint debts 35,213

    Mortgage Jan 18- 77224 Jan 26- just under 64k

    June 25 Debts in my name were £5170. Now 5178 (Jan 26)
    DH debts ?? at a guess £15k
  • 78%  reached yippy. £8960 now. 
    Fantastic news well done. Do you think you will have it paid off by the end of next year? 
    I am hoping so. It will be slow until my MOT in Feb, then, fingers crossed I can go for it. I am just ploughing money into the MOT fund, if I am really lucky I will have some left to make a small dent in the debt in Feb. :)
    Sept 24 : £32000                  Sep 25 - £10356         Feb 26 - £7545                
    May 25 :  £14000                  Oct 25 -  £9569           
    June 25 : £13000                   Nov 25 - £9275                                  
    July 25 :  £12000                   Dec 25 - £8975
    Aug 25 :  £11436                   Jan 26 -  £8065
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