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Hi there, today I reactivated my account with MSE. Hoping to get some motivation to pay off our mortgage a little quicker. Little bit of back story- So I had a diary in the debt free wannabe forum many years ago. I paid said debt off, saved up money to purchase a house :) and moved. Since then (2015) I have divorced, been…
Please forgive the corny thread title inspired by The Who but this post on the bloated 'how do I make the most of it' thread prompted me to initiate a new one... Well, there was yet another misty and bleak start in North Notts today (Thursday), but my SSW 3.92 kWp system was generating around 3kW for just a few minutes…
Hi, I have recently been made redundant but approached by a couple of agencies for lucrative contracting roles in Central Govt. My experience of working in this sector previously, and my availability which is the most critical factor for contracting jobs, makes me a natural fit, however, many of these require security…
I'm back again and I thought I would start a new fresh diary. Life has been hectic for me in the last 6 months with some unexpected expenses that have sadly led to me getting into some more debt. Fortunately it is all on 0% credit cards and I plan to tackle it £1 at a time. Technically I do have enough in savings to cover…
Perhaps someone here is better than me at spotting potential issues! Here it is uploaded to filebin... https://filebin.net/4lueewc6s32ihm5e The parts that I don't like are: "PAYMENT BY SOLICITOR" seems like they are trying to bind my solicitor to this agreement too? "WITHDRAWAL AFTER A SALE HAS BEEN AGREED" with a…
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