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Monday 29/09/2008 What small dfw things have you done today???
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Bella, my partner often moans i love the computer more than him, there couldn't be any truth to that could their:o
no never lmao!!! he says to me you on that money thing again!!! or facebook lol!! hes usually right! :rotfl:***** on the road to debt freedom *****
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claireabelle wrote: »morning all
payday today! and the halifax card has been paid off :j £880.03 paid this morning and balance will be zero when it clears... feels amazing! it was almost £7k at its highest... i will cancel it once the balance is zero and they confirm it :j
have a fab day everyone and keep debt busting xx
:j :j :j Woo Hoo... Well done Claire, bet you feel so good to have that one gone:j :j0 -
That's fantastic news Claire, you must be feeling ten foot tall! well done you:beer:Total debt at October 2008: £67,213.30
Total debt today: £0 - debt and mortgage free 29th November 2013 :T
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thanks guys!
They tried to get me to do a balance transfer onto it rather than pay it off :rotfl: 10/10 for trying, that's the third time! they even said that it would reduce my average rate of interest
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Hi guys, I am still feeling pants, its been for 3 weeks now, got some more tablets to try from doctor.
Today I have
- got free prescription
- got s sick note (on sick pay)
- went to Tesco, got £3.50 toaster and some bits, used loads of extra points vouchers and £1 worth of coupons. I also got a sewing machine on special offer, £25, only need to take 5 pair of trousers up and its paid for itself, also planning to make some of my own sanitary protection, just like the ones I bought.
- just vomited while typing this out so wont be eating much more
- will not be doing a right lot, maybe some things for business tonight0 -
Oh painted lady, you poor thing, how absolutely horrible for you. I really do hope you feel better soon, being under the weather for so long can leave you feeling so down.
Sending you lots of virtual love and best wishes
Piq xTotal debt at October 2008: £67,213.30
Total debt today: £0 - debt and mortgage free 29th November 2013 :T
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Well done claireabelle, must have missed that earlier. Must feel great, especially knowing how much you have paid off it.:T:T:j Live on £4500, £2531/£4500:T 101 in 1001 (52/101):j:beer::j
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I get paid tomorrow, so have paid the remaining balance in my current account onto my SO's credit card.0
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I can't say I have done too much today:-
1) Put a payment of £2.41 into my savings account cos havent bought any ciggies
2) Went to Tesco after reading a thread on here about chicken and bought some packs of value drumsticks for about £1.20 each rather than paying £2 each for a pack of two fillets.
4) My local Co-Op are doing boxes of Rice Krispies for £1.09 so I bought them from there rather than paying £2.09 in Tesco
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Well, as to being addicted to the computer, lol apart from the younglings (oh yeah and the brother) I live alone my DH lives 300 miles away, which is probably just as well as he doesn't do money saving - what DH wants DH gets - learnt the hard way - and trained him to pay so I don't stress too much. - and means as I am studying - no one questions me being on the computer sneaky huh?!

Sorry to hear you still poorly Painted Lady
Andan - yeah still have list envy you exhaust me just reading
Piquant - tee hee on the extra purchase, grr to the photos
Claireabelle - well done
To the rest of you I hope your day is full of sunnyness or at least small bills x
I got another star - when did that happen? Must be all my bogus gardening advice!!!
I love this thread, no news from mr oeuf - oh well I will get a settlement figure soon!!Total debt 26/4/18 <£1925 we were getting there. :beer:
Total debt as of 28/4/19 £7867.38:eek:
minus 112.06 = £7755.32:money:
:money:Sleeves up folks.:money:0
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