Pay off all your debts by Christmas 2025!

Honeysucklelou2

Direct debits have gone out this month so another £300 paid off. 

#26 £890/£5000

32b3in2013

Good morning

Another payment made this morning.

Total for number 25 now - £8846.77/£15,000.

Have a great week everyone

32b3

Charlie_21

Good Afternoon,

#8 = £2,040.86/£5,500

IrishRose12

Got my funds from Ebay and vinted sales so I've paid £200 off one of my credit cards. So I'm now at:

#13 -  £811.83/£3000

BlueJ94

Apologies been away and my phone decided to smash into pieces will update asap

_Dolly_Rocker_

@BlueJ94 - Nightmare!

st182

BlueJ94 said:

Apologies been away and my phone decided to smash into pieces will update asap

what a pain!!

some bonus money thrown at it this week:

#30, £800/£7400

Keep it up everyone 

IrishRose12

I've managed to clear the balance on one of my credit cards.  It's not much of a payment from my last post as I had a monthly payment come out that I had forgotten was on that card. I've paid that and the last couple of punds off in full, and now one card is completly cleared!  I'm so happy.

Now to focus on the big card which is my next target.  
I'm now standing at 

#13 -  £815.45/£3000

I'm  hoping to sell off a bit more of my things, however I'm a bit concerned about the new tax law that affects personal sellers who sell on the likes of Ebay and Vinted, or via paypal G&S on facebook groups.  I don't want to be contacted by the taxman for items that I'm simply selling to pay off a credit card debt and decluttering in the process  

Thriftymissus

#33 Thriftymissus 

Paid off £225 overnight, out of £7881 I have now paid off just over half, with £3935 remaining. There was £110 remaining on one account and that’s now closed. Regular direct debits are set up for the rest. 

@ir@IrishRose12 there’s no tax on personal sellers selling things that are used items from home, it applies if you’re selling things you’ve bought to sell xx

RedLipstick

Not even a half way through but getting there! £800 sent this morning towards CC and I've now paid off HMRC. I'm PAYE but my employer messed up the calculations for 23/24, oh well!

#nonumber  £2600/£8000 (33%)