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£7,000 in 7 months (Feb 2025)
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Aw I'm a nightmare for stuff like that - its Shein and Amazon for me!Debt Free - 4th June 20251
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Good luck. I will be following along.Gambling Addict - Acting now before it's too late. Gambling losses well over 25k.Current Situation Started Posting in Apil 24:Unsecured Personal Debt - July 2025Natwest CC 0% - £3000 (Cleared November 2024)
Lloyds CC 0% £4500 - £900
Barclaycard CC 0% £12,567 - £7700
11/6/24 - 17 MonthsGamble Free - Longest in years. Gambling is an illness. Seek help. It is not worth your life.1 -
Morning all,
Pay day today and my first chip at my debt totals. I also paid for my hotel costs for my holiday in January so that meant a bit less to my debt repayment but it means come January I should only have to pay for going out when I’m there and the other touristy bits.
Debt update;
Car Loan - £3,774/£3,574
Credit Card - £2,600/£2,500
Holiday - £948/£474
Total Debt - £7,322/£6,548 (-£774)Last week I had £5.78 left from my weekly £30 budget - a miracle 😊. Managed not to spend anything over the weekend which is unusual. I spent my weekend painting, babysitting and watching the All Ireland football final (amazing match) - so lesson learned is to keep myself busy and away from temptation.Monthly Asda order due this Thursday and I try to think of meals it will cover for as much of the month as possible so I only have small top up shops for fresh bits.
Weekly spending
Spends (27.7 to 1.8) £30/£0 spent
Other -??Onwards and upwards for the week ahead 😊.You need to be content with small steps. That’s all life is. Small steps that you take every day so when you look back down the road it all adds up and you know you covered some distance.2 -
Well done you that is an amazing amount paid off.
Debt Free - 4th June 20251 -
Thanks DR
Weekly spending
Spends (27.7 to 1.8) £30/£6.05 spent
Other -£0
I had a super low buy this week. My Asda monthly shop came yesterday and I know that helped but my £30 weekly budget is really working.I have picked up a heavy cold - so not much of an update today. On the positive side, not feeling great cuts down the spending opportunities.You need to be content with small steps. That’s all life is. Small steps that you take every day so when you look back down the road it all adds up and you know you covered some distance.1
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