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Get yourself a 'Mortgage Pig'
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I am now the proud owner of a large plastic screw top container with a bunch of ribbons round its neck :rotfl:
DH got me a tub of flying saucer sweets for xmas and the second thing I did ( I had to try them first of course :rotfl: ) was to size up the container and see if it was strong enough to be used for change
I now have Percy pig for 50p & £1 coins, a large whisky bottle for all coppers which takes ages to fill, a golly moneybox for £2 coins and I have decided to use the plastic container for 5p,10p & 20p coins.
:rotfl: That should cover all bases I think :rotfl:MFiT Member No 85
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Hi guys,
I saw piggy banks in the Yorkshire Trading Company the other day - I think they were £1.99 and quite unmissable, being the brightest of garish colours with flowers on!
I thought of you all...Miggy
MEMBER OF MIKE'S MOB!
Every Penny a Prisoner
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yes, piggy banks seem to be everywhere at the moment...are we just noticing them more or have the MFWs started a fashion?weaving through the chaos...0
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Remembered seeing this thread on the main board one day but never got round to reading it. What a fab idea - great use of psychology in personalising the pig too - will now have to find one and give it a prominent position in the house. Will have to start thinking of a name :rotfl:0
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Just bought my flowery mortgage pig with "keep out" written on it from Woolworths.
What a great idea, have already started to try to feed it!!0 -
I sooo love this idea and have started my own Mortgage Pig as a New Years resolution!
OH thinks I'm mad - but i will prove him wrong!!DFW No. 344
Proud to be dealing with my debts!!:T0 -
Had a good count up of the jar, and cashed in my £2.00 coins. Managed about £75.00, thats Dec & Jan (Try to empty every month). Got 2 more bags that need to be paid in, but Nationwide will only allow 5 bags!! Great Hey!!
Oh well, Feeling very inspired this year to take a large chunk out of the Mortgage.
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thanks for the welcome catowen, have purchased 'Toby' today he is one of the named pigs from Woolies I know the name is a bit naff but my 2 yr old chose him cos he's purple! He has eaten £2 so far today but we'll see how it goes.
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boots have a design your own piggy bank in the childrens toy section arts/craftsLove can tame the wildest0
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^i ordered one from the hawkins website, havent scribbled on it yet
at the moment ive got a betty boop tin i stick all my change in at the end of a day but think im gonna have to change it to a pig with hopefully a piccy of me and my dude
so i can build up the deposit for my house
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