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Re: Husband hidden £35k debt, lied about getting a job. Where do I go from here?
Halfway through reading that, I thought you needed a frank discussion on how his lack of employment is affecting you / how you feel / the household, with a serious 'buck up or we're done�…3 -
Re: Moving on up! 🏡
Pass the flapjack 😋3 -
Re: Octopus saving sessions
I do wish they would bid for the 1900-2100 slots ,that's the only realistic way I can "save"2 -
Re: And now we go again...
That's the voice of common sense and reason there Vix - and thank you for it! We were saying we actually think the steps are cost neutral anyway in real terms - they are making the place look so…8 -
Re: McDonald’s “parking charge” from metparking (McDonalds notice to keeper NTK met parking services)
"CAR LICENSE PLATE" We are not in the USA! Your appeal will succeed though.1 -
Re: Busting this debt before 42
This is one of the long term goals though isn't it, that we learn enough and change enough of the bad habits, so if we need to take our eyes off the goals temporarily and it's not too disas…1 -
Re: non windows laptop?
Laptops running DOS?…, before 1995 perhaps. Personally I wouldn't use anything that doesn't run MacOS.1 -
Re: Payment a Day - Chapter 2026
Afternoon All, The total PAD for 22 August 2026 was £481 -
Re: And now we go again...
Lovely to hear you're so happy with the steps - it's always a risk getting trades in, so it's good to hear that it's worked out well on this occasion! Don't stress about the …7 -
Re: Baby steps to mortgage freedom for beanielou.
Hair finally cut. Woo hoo4
