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The 'I want it NOW!!' debt/savings thread
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I used mine for Xmas shopping- if you do that remember to go through quanti for cashback!!0
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Will do, just am so desperate for more towards the house deposit i can't make my mind up,
Now a SAHM trying to earn some spare pennies each month0 -
but if you don't use the vouchers for Xmas you will have to use 'real' money for Xmas that could be for your deposit . I've just confused myself there!0
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I know, part of me really doesn't want my total to drop lol!
Now a SAHM trying to earn some spare pennies each month0 -
Morning everyone,
Well done on your crown Yukki, and your total Amy
. I hope Jen gets her computer sorted soon...
I've woken up with a really sore throat, I hope it goes soon. On the plus though, my global test market points were finally credited (only took them 4 weeks), so I've cashed 1000 in for my $50 cheque. That should equate to about £28 I think with the way the exchange rate is going. I've also withdrawn £10 from one of my scratch cards so I'm up nearly £40 when I receive it all
. 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 -
Morning all, god i hope Jen comes back soon or this thread might die :eek: :rotfl:
I bit the bullet and redeemed £15 worth of Amazon vouchers from Dooyoo to go towards christmas presents.
Hope everyone has a nice day, i normally get a lift to work but have to venture out today to get the bus and its a 20 min walk to the bus stop, i might freeze :eek:Now a SAHM trying to earn some spare pennies each month0 -
Morning All
That was me walking to work this morning (i added some cold smilies from Smiley central but they dont work on here... :rolleyes: )! :rotfl: Bloomin' freezing!
Well done on your extra money Nikki. xx
Hope Jen's router is ok? xx
Ooo now you can christmas shop Dawn Yey! :j
Im on my own in the office this morning, so im going to catch up on something I have put off until its quiet... filing :rolleyes:
Ooooooooooo i just won £5 on a scratch card :j :beer: Brilliant!
xxxDebt: just my mortgage
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everyone gets £5 but me boooo-hooooo!!! lol i did get 50p though :-)
Hope you all dont get too cold, ive got to venture out to take the dog out and get some food but dont want too.
Just seen a review someone ;-) did on rats on dooyoo ,i'd forgotten i used to keep them so i can review them too yay!!
glad u made the decision lilmiss!! think you did the right thing.
Hope Jens back today :-/0 -
ooh forgot, paid in £20 of £2 coins yesterday so thats £140 savings now :-) :T should get paid tomorrow or friday and am stiiiiiilllllllll waiting on that damn weding shop cheque.:mad: :mad: :mad:0
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Well done on the £5 Amy. I'm the same Mabel, I've never won £5, we'll have our day...maybe.
I'm having some toast hoping it will scrape the nasty stuff out of my throat, then I'm going to have some of the huge fruit salad in the fridge. I'm probably ill because I've been eating rubbish lately. I have my hot water bottle though
. I got it from boots, it's all furry and soft so I'm happy. I think I'm going to have a day of making jewellery. When my throat is better I think I'm going to apply to the princes trust. I'd do it today but they call people back and I don't want to do much talking today with my throat as it is. 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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