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A very happy day...
itsallabitmuch
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Hope nobody minds me posting this, but I just wanted to draw your attention to my signature, which I edited today.
My very first DMP payment has gone out of my bank, and I'm SO happy to see the figure come down, even if only a little bit!
I know it's not loads, but it's lovely to physically see the debt reducing for the first time :T:T:T
My very first DMP payment has gone out of my bank, and I'm SO happy to see the figure come down, even if only a little bit!
I know it's not loads, but it's lovely to physically see the debt reducing for the first time :T:T:T
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Well done. You are right to feel chuffed with yourself and happy to see the debt reducing.
I love my DMP - it really has changed my life for the better.DFW Nerd No. 1484 LBM 07/01/15 Debt was £95k :eek: Now debt free and happy :j0 -
Just think ... within 6 months of starting it you'll be under £10k (assuming you're paying £241 each month)!174 BPM >> CC Balance (0%) -£3,565.99 - Target DFD Dec 2017 >> Loan (Car) (3.1%) -£19,803.74 - Target DFD Nov 20200
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Aw well done and congratulations :-)
Good for you and keep up the hard work.Mortgage @ May 2014 [STRIKE] £103,347.24[/STRIKE]. Mortgage @ 2%:[STRIKE]£90, 321.99[/STRIKE], £89, 949.44
CC @ 0%: [STRIKE]£5473.72[/STRIKE], [STRIKE]£5419.72[/STRIKE], [STRIKE]£5365.72[/STRIKE], [STRIKE]£5312.72[/STRIKE], [STRIKE]£5259.72[/STRIKE], [STRIKE]£5207.72[/STRIKE], [STRIKE]£5155.72[/STRIKE], £5104.72
Home Improvement Loan @ 0%: £0, settled July 2017
Emergency Savings: £2050/£5000
Intending to be mortgage-free by 2022 :j0 -
itsallabitmuch wrote: »Hope nobody minds me posting this, but I just wanted to draw your attention to my signature, which I edited today.
My very first DMP payment has gone out of my bank, and I'm SO happy to see the figure come down, even if only a little bit!
I know it's not loads, but it's lovely to physically see the debt reducing for the first time :T:T:T
Hi
I have a new DMP too and my first payment will go 1st April. I am looking forward to see my first payment as well and will be happy like you are.
Glad you posted this as I thought it was just me
Emptying my lake with a teaspoon0 -
Well done, I remember that feeling the relief of knowing that there is a positive end to a horrible situation is lovely, will take time but you can live and breath again, xx0
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Of course we don't mind you posting it! It's nice to see you are tackling your debts! Keep it up!Savings as of April 2023 Savings account - £26460.50(14474.88)Current account - £2140.24(4576.79)Total - £28600.74(19051.67) £1010 (£65pm CS/BS) £250 CS/BS/JS0
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Yay for you! I have just sent off my documents for mine to get set up and I'm eagerly anticipating seeing that money leave my account (as weird as that seems).
It'll be great to see those numbers going down no matter how slow they go.LBM: October 2016: £20,130 / Current: May 2019: £12,576 37.53%DFD: [STRIKE]February 2024[/STRIKE] April 2022?0
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