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afternoon from me too! had withdrawal symptoms yesterday - didn't manage to turn on the laptop at all (very unusual...) as had an unexpectedly busy day.
i may be a bit simple, but how do i join the sealed pot challenge? and how exactly does it work? i've got a tin now and have decided that we will put "spare" change excluding coppers in it. do most people keep track of how much they put it (i've failed already if that's the case!) or is it a surprise when it's finally full and you empty it?
so yesterday i put some silver in the tin, today i have had my savings account interest paid, which was a lovely £4.76 so that's going to be my payment for today.
may have even better news about the gym (i'm currently tied in until the end of jan). they mucked up my direct debit payment AGAIN this month (took almost 60 quid more than they should!!) so hopefully they'll agree to me finishing at the end of december, which will save me £83 in january. i'm just waiting for a call back...
enjoy your wednesday - keep warm! xMortgage free as of 11/11/15 !
:Anow... to start some serious saving :A
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tomtombeanie wrote: »i may be a bit simple, but how do i join the sealed pot challenge? and how exactly does it work? i've got a tin now and have decided that we will put "spare" change excluding coppers in it. do most people keep track of how much they put it (i've failed already if that's the case!) or is it a surprise when it's finally full and you empty it?
Hi tom
Just go on the the sealed pot challenge and ask for a number to join, I didn't join in officialy with the last one but I had a sealed tin and managed to save £241 in it so defo doing it againI didn't count mine just let it fill up so it's a nice surprise. I just use to empty my purse out on a night and put mainly £2s and £1s the odd 50p in it but the coppers and 20ps, 10ps etc went into a jar which I empty every now and again and pay into bank.
Debt @ LBM - £25,722 Debt now - £11,811 DFD - April 2012 :eek: :eek:
Payment a day challenge - 8/8/08 - £8669.73:jISA - £127.07
Sealed Pot Challenge #283 £489.50 for 2009//£353 for 2010
Stopped smoking 1/11/2010 - money saved so far:£5150 -
Afternoon all, only 21p from me today
but every little helps! But I have put in £2 into my sealed tin, I only put in notes, or £1 or £2 coins, I have absolutely no idea how much is in it! Maybe £30-£40, I dunno! I'm saving up for a carpet for my bedroom so a long way to go.............................................I'm gonna ask for a sealed pot number too.........................as if my sig isn't long enough!
Hope you all have a good day, and still no snow here :mad:KEEP CALM AND keep taking the tablets :cool2:0 -
Hi all
Still suffering from man flu - feel like carp!
£2.50 for me to the CC today.
On a positive note, I dont feel like eating or going out so havnt spent any money for days......
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Afternoon all,
Not having a very good day, little uns not well OH has been to dentist n has to have tooth pulled out n i've got cold too. Plus just to make my back even better, while i was out today i've slipped over on the ice, just felt my back crack! OUCH!
Have added £5 to my pot today - change from OH's busfare so in total i should be paying around £40 to my cc when the bill comes in.£387.39/£196.46
Pay my debt by End of Feb 2022
49.28% paid!
£199.55/£500 savings by End of April 2022
39.91% saved!
Make £2022 in 2022 - £200 -
Hubby's still on the sick so his Parking money added to the fund again. so 4.50 again today. Yipee we are under £100.00 now0
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I haven't posted for a few days, but I will transfer over 50p per day. It's looking like I might even have some money left over by the time I get paid on 15th December!
(edited: looking back, it is 4 days @ 50p, so £2 today)Start Date: 27/11/2010
Padding: Day 42
Target £8000
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WOW Just got my Quidco payment £79.67 so thats going to reduce my overdraft and charges a bit.
Thats £100 pad over 4 days how good is that. Thanks everyone.
.Quidco £196 - Voucher Codes £408 - GC Saved £603P.A.D. £[strike]4720[/strike] / £4330- Jan GC £375/Spent £283.78~~~~~~~~~~~0 -
Evening all,
Cold and icey here today. OH has been off sick for the last three days and DS has a high temperature today!
I officially got my sealed pot challenge number today:T so going to add to my sig. later. Think i'm officially whats known as a credit card tart !(being doing more balnce trfr again) ! Trf most of whats owing from VIRGIN over to m & s as 1/ the rate is better 2/ they offered me six months interest free. Virgin have since added £134. something of interest on the acct:mad: , so thats what is o/s to them at mo. Will use my PAD to that till cleared:o !!
As for today have paid £5 to VIRGIN.
Have a nice evening.xLBM -TODAY!:D 17th Sept. 08. PAD start 17/09/08HSBC loan [strike]1052.52[/strike] 701.68 ( 4 x 175.42 pymts to go)Virgin c/c [STRIKE]£130.00[/STRIKE]£125.00Change jar for Nov 08 [strike] 2.90[/strike] now £17.55SEALED POT CHALLENGE 2009 NO 3840 -
joeyjimbles wrote: »Some lovely £s going in over the last few days. Does anyone else feel the need to have to make a cup of tea/coffee before logging on to this thread? I just know that I'm going to be here for a while catching up with everyone.
I know exactly what you mean joeyjimbles !! Just before I come on here I always think to make myself a cup of tea or coffe plus biscuit :rolleyes: before I get settled down and start reading all the threads ! I will never begin either unless I know I have at least 15 or so minutes spare and my drink & biscuit to hand !!LBM -TODAY!:D 17th Sept. 08. PAD start 17/09/08HSBC loan [strike]1052.52[/strike] 701.68 ( 4 x 175.42 pymts to go)Virgin c/c [STRIKE]£130.00[/STRIKE]£125.00Change jar for Nov 08 [strike] 2.90[/strike] now £17.55SEALED POT CHALLENGE 2009 NO 3840
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