The Mortgage Free in Three - Take 2 challenge (MFiT-T2)

pawlala

financialbliss wrote: »

Hmmm,
Just checked the updates sheet where they are logged and yes I do appear to have missed that. Will have that fixed shortly.

many thanks!

curlygirl1971

Of course FB is a fella! And the Fabulous Beastie looks like this..........



..........as he swashbuckles his way through base rates and budgetary conflicts. What a guy!

RosieTiger

Hey there's a Mr and Mrs Rosietiger, but we still get called Rosie like we are a girl!!!

brizzledfw

Rosie Tiger ( Mr or Mrs.. Either is fine!;-))

Have just noticed your signature..that's some dent in your debt if I am reading it right..do you have a diary where I can read how you've done that..

Did it involve banks and crime?! ;-)

Desperate to know!

Brizzle

tattycath

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/1374291
this appears to be it Brizzle

someday_soon

Great to see so many MFW's publicly clarifying their gender. For the record I am a boy, but I do own a Culture Club album.

Someday Soon

tattycath

someday_soon wrote: »

Great to see so many MFW's publicly clarifying their gender. For the record I am a boy, but I do own a Culture Club album.

Someday Soon

:rotfl::rotfl:

BTW I'm a girl-and don't have a culture club album

RosieTiger

brizzledfw wrote: »

Rosie Tiger ( Mr or Mrs.. Either is fine!;-))

Have just noticed your signature..that's some dent in your debt if I am reading it right..do you have a diary where I can read how you've done that..

Did it involve banks and crime?! ;-)

Desperate to know!

Brizzle

No bank robbing or crime involved! We have been fortunate to end up in a good position in the last few years, but, in all honesty have had our moments when the wages came in and three days later it was basically gone. Things have fallen into place and we have maintained a similar lifestyle, admittedly we were never less than comfortable, but neither have we opted to spend the spare money as it came back our way. Hence, now making serious progress. Just wish I had known what I know now years ago as some of the people on here in their twenties are clearly very switched on.

brizzledfw

Thanks for that.

Yes amazing to think what I and Mr Brizzle could have done if we had known what we came to know in late 30s! Namely living within your means is key (and isnt boring or a lack of imagination,) and don't just stick your head in the sand. But agree RT, we have always had good jobs and that makes one hell of a difference to getting out of the mire

Thanks Tattycath and all.. off to look now

Brizzle

abouttimetoo

curlygirl1971 wrote: »

You're right ATT, it really does beggar belief! Sorry to hear that this hasn't got any better yet - must be very stressful

Thanks Curlygirl, yes, it's been very stressful indeed

RosieTiger wrote: »

On these tax cases, is this happening when on PAYE??? Seems pretty unfair that if your employer gets it wrong, or HMRC gets it wrong you get landed in it like this?????

Yes RosieTiger, it's happening on PAYE cases...

financialbliss wrote: »

Not last time I checked :eek:

Lol, poor FB, we know you are deffo a Mr FB

Hi all, I've just redone my google doc submission, this time with the right figure!

FB, sorry to cause you the extra work and thanks both in anticpation of the amendment as well as the great work you do for us all

Regards
ATT