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Wow, seriously impressive. Someone who take responsibility big time and doesn't make excuses. I'm muchos impressed. :T:T:Tovetta2001 wrote: »Got rid of my gym membership, cinema memberhip etc. Sold everything I didn't need then I worked my main job 40 hours a week, Catolog 20 hours a week, a newspaper round and then distrubuting leaflets. Also tried to do those one day jobs during carnival etc. Saved every penny known to man.
Fells weird having time to relax now :rotfl:
Do this for another few years and you'll have a hefty deposit for a home if you haven't already got one. :dance:0 -
Wow you have done so well. :j
CONGRATULATIONSDebt: 5 November 2017 = £10,399
13 March 2018 = £9,537 :eek:CCM&S: [STRIKE]£1,828[/STRIKE] Mar 18 £1,651, CCB/C: [STRIKE]£3,038[/STRIKE] £2,708,
CCT: [STRIKE]£1,085[/STRIKE] £985, CCLL: [STRIKE]£4,448[/STRIKE] £4,193,
[STRIKE]Family: £200[/STRIKE], [STRIKE]Catalogue: £53[/STRIKE]0
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