A Payment a Day Part 2!

Maisie_M

Hi folks missed yesterday as extremely busy. Well PAd for yesterday £5 and today was £1. so total PAD £6.

Got a bit of a dilemma. I really want a greenhouse but can't really afford one. I have tried free ads and freecycle but no luck. Just trying to work out if I would make £200 in Fruit and veg this year to make it pay??? Did quite well last year with potatoes, carrots and salad but the tomatoes didnt quite manage in the plastic lean to thing I have. I could use the money I am getting from amazon and matched betting to buy it instead of paying off my debt but I also like the idea of nearly clearing a card

Anyway have a good weekend all.

penguin83

Morning everyone - just made my final payment a day for January of 15.00 making my total paid this month 500.00 - yeay! x x

missthrifty

Good morning

£20 Pad to NW loan... now balance definitely under £4K :j and falling.

May have to ease up on pad's as bill for car repairs, MOT and car tax to be paid this week :eek: not to mention dd's hitting bank account next week :eek: but these are obstacles to be overcome on the debtfree path !

Hope you all have a good weekend

miss t

mumofthreemonkies83

Happy weekend everyone

Welcome Panambi, hope you like it over here.Everyones great and were all doing an amazing job of debtbusting:rotfl:

Weebag: chin up hun, could be worse, you could be spending the weekend with my inlaws :eek:


Congrats to everyone who have managed to clear a debt this week, big well done to everyone like me whos in it for the long haul.
Im desperately gonna try to pay off my Crap one this month, currently at almost £800 so we shall see

Another £7.50 to Crapital One.Have just had to phone their online help thing as I locked myself out of my account, you know how most call centres are indian?? well I got through to an american!!!
Darn those 0845 numbers:rolleyes:

Best go, kids are up and causing mayhem

Hugs all
Mumof4

lemma1968

Hello Everyone

Its Saturday and we have a child's birthday party to go to (a room full of children is always a scary prospect for me). Its a bowling party so i may take a flask, some snacks and skulk in a quiet corner until is over.

My pad is £24 to MBNA.

Have a good day...and wrap up warm. Its Freeeeeeeeeezing out there.;)

paybacktime2008

Maisie_M wrote: »

Hi folks missed yesterday as extremely busy. Well PAd for yesterday £5 and today was £1. so total PAD £6.

Got a bit of a dilemma. I really want a greenhouse but can't really afford one. I have tried free ads and freecycle but no luck. Just trying to work out if I would make £200 in Fruit and veg this year to make it pay??? Did quite well last year with potatoes, carrots and salad but the tomatoes didnt quite manage in the plastic lean to thing I have. I could use the money I am getting from amazon and matched betting to buy it instead of paying off my debt but I also like the idea of nearly clearing a card

Anyway have a good weekend all.

last year was a terrible summer and loads of people had trouble with their tomatoes. Don't forget green tomato chutney is great. With a decent summer you will find your plastic lean to fine i reckon. But if you want one.....the savings over the years will pay for it!

clarissa_D

Hi ya everyone,

hope people are all ok even with this weird weather, I finally managed to dig out freezer and the cupboards to see what we need to shop for.. EVERYTHING I had not realised how little we had haha :rotfl: but managed really well to have 1 take out this week which normally today we would have but I got the beef out in time for a beef stew, need to get the veggies, but would like to take advantage of the offers on with meat at the momment I have heard people say they made batch sauces and things can anyone point me in the direction as I would like to make ... sheapards pie, cottage pie lasagne and spagbol there practically similar dishes. my mac cheese needs improving
oh why can't I be a fab cook lol.
ok I'm not sure what PAD will be today but payday for me Tuesday and this will be the last payment to DD school :j:j
spare £100 a month for CC and the OD hopefully clear the CC 1st and by then I will of dont the catalogue :cool: then there is the £600 OD should not take us long then we can put the money in savings for the BIG 1
I am aiming Next month to clear the CC and the Catalogue £182.18 to clear and that IS so doable :j infact if I wasn't saving for Xmas 09 and something else it would of been paid off now and lets try to get the OD lowered to £350 this month but have to see as its a couple of birthdays... need to update siggy !!

paybacktime2008

£1.31 for me today to barclaycard

gilly1964

clarissa_D wrote: »

Hi ya everyone,

hope people are all ok even with this weird weather, I finally managed to dig out freezer and the cupboards to see what we need to shop for.. EVERYTHING I had not realised how little we had haha :rotfl: but managed really well to have 1 take out this week which normally today we would have but I got the beef out in time for a beef stew, need to get the veggies, but would like to take advantage of the offers on with meat at the momment I have heard people say they made batch sauces and things can anyone point me in the direction as I would like to make ... sheapards pie, cottage pie lasagne and spagbol there practically similar dishes. my mac cheese needs improving
oh why can't I be a fab cook lol.
ok I'm not sure what PAD will be today but payday for me Tuesday and this will be the last payment to DD school :j:j
spare £100 a month for CC and the OD hopefully clear the CC 1st and by then I will of dont the catalogue :cool: then there is the £600 OD should not take us long then we can put the money in savings for the BIG 1
I am aiming Next month to clear the CC and the Catalogue £182.18 to clear and that IS so doable :j infact if I wasn't saving for Xmas 09 and something else it would of been paid off now and lets try to get the OD lowered to £350 this month but have to see as its a couple of birthdays... need to update siggy !!

Pop over to the old style board - they are fantastic there:A
Have a look at the store cupboard challenge
Grocery challenge
Meal plans for the week ahead
And not forgetting Twinks hobnobs - fantastic for elevenses, twelveses or half past fourses as they say on the TV ad - be warned they are addictive.

waterwatcher

£1.77 payment a day for me

I with you on the MOT thing miss thrifty but well timed for me as no council tax payment Feb and March which takes the sting out of it! Off to talk nicely to the car and clean it as I'm sure it all helps it to get through!! ha ha ha