Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2018

magicd · 31 January 2018 at 1:10PM

Hi all,

First time poster and a bit late to the party but I'd like to join if possible? I was holding off joining with the mind-set of "I'm managing fine" but this thread has really given me the motivation to get debt free and build some investments.

Anyway I've got £2018 (yep!) on a CC and £250 on a store card so £2268 in total to pay off from now.

LLM2018 · 31 January 2018 at 1:38PM

Hello #78 here.

A couple of small payments means I'm now at 194/2494 = 7.78% paid for January.

kindofagilr · 31 January 2018 at 1:51PM

abba1772 wrote: »

Nope they won't reinstate it because that's would mean they need to take responsility for posting it which they won't do so I've lost 8 years dreading if I tried happens again t but I'll continue to post they aren't winning xx

Aww that is really rubbish, I would be really upset if mine went too!!! it shows all the ups and downs and triumphs!
I might make a blog where I copy all the info over, just incase. Would take me ages tho

Milly-Ann-Molly · 31 January 2018 at 2:14PM

hello, please may I join this challenge? I started the year with credit cards of £16443 and hope to pay them off by the end of 2018 so that i may start saving up and paying off our mortgage! I have already begun and paid off £3647 in january (thanks to PPI payment and eb@y!) So I have £12796 left to clear and no full time job! eek... I hope to achieve it but who knows how! This thread might just be the nudge I need!

So I start late at £3647 / £16443 (22% paid off)

Thanks everyone

Lottie_Clark · 31 January 2018 at 4:01PM

Hey Muppets & Compadres!
I'm back - and I'm now a PARENT!! :eek: Whaaaaatttt???!!

Glad to be here in the familiar fold of mse and thanks for reserving my number!
New debt for 2018 below and in sig:

£100/ £12,859.08 0.7%

Hope this becomes a good year of debt-busting for you all. Juggling childcare, finishing our renovated home to rent out and a scary staff restructure coming up this year may make things interesting for me but with you lot here to offer guidance and support we'll chip away at the pennies and pounds for sure.

Best wishes to all,
L. xx

sinkorswim2018 · 31 January 2018 at 8:23PM

Just paid another £354.13, making a total of £398.36 paid.

£398.36/ £3220.38

abba1772 · 31 January 2018 at 9:03PM

Lottie_Clark wrote: »

Hey Muppets & Compadres!
I'm back - and I'm now a PARENT!! :eek: Whaaaaatttt???!!

Glad to be here in the familiar fold of mse and thanks for reserving my number!
New debt for 2018 below and in sig:

£100/ £12,859.08 0.7%

Hope this becomes a good year of debt-busting for you all. Juggling childcare, finishing our renovated home to rent out and a scary staff restructure coming up this year may make things interesting for me but with you lot here to offer guidance and support we'll chip away at the pennies and pounds for sure.

Best wishes to all,
L. xx

Aww congrats......welcome to the parent club :beer:

abba1772 · 31 January 2018 at 9:04PM

kindofagilr wrote: »

Aww that is really rubbish, I would be really upset if mine went too!!! it shows all the ups and downs and triumphs!
I might make a blog where I copy all the info over, just incase. Would take me ages tho

Never thought of a blog before xx

Sorry to hear you're diary has gone it's very frustrating xx

Megano · 31 January 2018 at 10:31PM

036) Reportimg a payment of £4.01 to the TSB

Rosie75 · 31 January 2018 at 11:32PM

Finally got paid for some work I did months ago, so managed to make an additional payment to the Sainsbury's card. Sadly, it's just a one-off job, but it means that January has been a good debt-busting month.

#088 £1360 / £7440

Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2018

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