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The 'I want it NOW!!' debt/savings thread
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Morning all.
I feel superorganised today... I've been to the Post Office already, though when I got back another item had sold so it was a bit of a wasted journey as I'll have to go again tomorrow. I've washed my hair, finished the ironing, so am feeling a bit lost! I'm super nervous about tonight (first college lecture!!!!!!!!) ARGH. Sorry I keep mentioning it, I'm just bricking it :eek:
Also received the letter from college to say they've set up the standing order for my course... but we agreed that it would be paid over 6-months but instead they've done it over 3-months so I have to pay double what we agreed! Grrrrrrr :mad: Will have to sort that out.
Off to make a sandwich and find something to distract myself with!
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HI CL. xx
Well done on getting so much done.
You will have a great time tonight. I would speak to the college about it tonight, if you agreed 6 months then thats what it should be. xx
xxDebt: just my mortgage
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Hi all,
Yukkibear-i havent seen you ;-)
CL-you will be fine tomight, and feel free to go on about it as much as you want coz we all know how you feel-ive got to go to the dentist next wednesday and am kacking myself already:-(
Amy-hope your headache goes soon, happy xmas shopping lol!!
Ive just spent £8 at the shop on bread, teabags, cake and magazines-oops , ive put the odd £2 change in my isa though-woop £6 savings lol0 -
Hey MM
Ooo you derseve a treat now and then. xx
Headache has gone, thank god, but now im soooo bored. :rolleyes:
xxDebt: just my mortgage
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Glad you're feeling better, i really should be doing some housework before i sit down with the mags and cake but cant get going!!0
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Ahhhh have a relax. You deserve it!
Mmmm cake!
Well have just checked my online banking annnndddd my credit card is showing that £170 as cleared so have updated my signature.
:jDebt: just my mortgage
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Cool!!! well done that cards really coming down now-interest paying debt under £2k wooo-hoooooooooooooo!!!!0
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Thanks MM xx
Im getting there... slowly but surely! lol
Had a bargain in Sainsburys. Was going to get a bag of crisps for rest of the week (so 4 x 45p) for my sarnies (i like Wotsit sandwiches! lol) and i foudn a 6 pack for 68p. Yey!!
xDebt: just my mortgage
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Not that slowly- you're only a grand off halving your debt!! and in only 6 months!!
Wotsit sandwiches sound nice :-)0 -
Afternoon everyone, hope everyone has had a nice day so far

I went shopping with my dad this morning and found birds eye breaded/battered fish for 25p in Asda! I couldn't believe it, it's ridiculously cheap for two pieces... I don't even eat fish lol. I'm not sure if it's just the Adsa in Crawley but it's definately worth looking for in other stores. I made my first sale on dawanda whilst I was out
, so that's an extra £10 I wasn't expecting. I have £43 in my paypal account now and am debating whether I should spend £100 on vintage supplies as christmas is coming up soon(ish). Any thoughts? I have some stuff but people really seem to go mad for the vintage stuff so I think I'd almost definately make my money back. Finally bought a homeStarting mortgage £289,500 31.01.19 - Current outstanding £181,991.57Overpayments since 27.03.19: £59,482.47Moving fund so far £4500 - Premium bonds £4,0000
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