The Double Debt Attack by Double Trouble

Karmacat

Ooh, thats a point. Shaun, one of most colourful ancestors came from Dublin. And he had a very unusual name, I could find him easily ..... Patrick O'Connor .... :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: even in New York its too common a name to be searched.

shaun40400

I shall expect your best guided tour now

no problem!!

oh paddy o'Connor family..........
never heard of him:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

sure theirs 3 different o connors in our village alone:rotfl::rotfl:

macgirl

Hi DT

Just read your diary - WOW again!
You must be so serene and calm; not only running a business, parenting toddlers and teenagers, proudly dealing with those debts AND you manage to find it in you to foster
- And a 10 MONTH OLD BABY at that??!!!! :T
You must be one remarkable lady, you deserve the look-in from our esteemed leader! Next stop an MBE!(or would that be an MSE?)

Hats off to you, you'll defo get out of this!
All the best, Mac xx

SarahNeedle1872

macgirl wrote: »

Hi DT

Just read your diary - WOW again!
You must be so serene and calm; not only running a business, parenting toddlers and teenagers, proudly dealing with those debts AND you manage to find it in you to foster
- And a 10 MONTH OLD BABY at that??!!!! :T
You must be one remarkable lady, you deserve the look-in from our esteemed leader! Next stop an MBE!(or would that be an MSE?)

Hats off to you, you'll defo get out of this!
All the best, Mac xx

My thoughts exactly! Hello DT

Double_Trouble

macgirl wrote: »

Hi DT


You must be so serene and calm;

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
Now I must show this to the family serene and calm nope not words that usually come to mind just mad

DTxx

Double_Trouble

SarahNeedle1872 wrote: »

My thoughts exactly! Hello DT

Hi Sarah

I think you should come and visit and see just how wrong you are. Now if you were talking about my OH it would be closer to the truth but me I am just mad and also don't know how to say no - my poor long suffering OH despairs of me at times. Hence why he got his car he really deserves it.
DTxx

Double_Trouble

My list for today
1. Do scratchcards
2. Check internet banking and do PAD
3. Go and buy ink for printer
4. Finish printing of newsletter
5. Adjust reports in Microsoft access
6. Print reports
7. Phone Halifax to get mortgage on line
8.Get a spreadsheet so I can work out budget
9. Go on on the wii

Thinking about money as I went to bed last night (please tell me I am not the only one ) I realise that I need to tweak my plan a bit. I originally intended when the money arrives from Egg to put the amount to pay off 0% HSBC card in October into a savings account and pay PAD to my Halifax LOB card. I realise it will be better as both accounts are for about the same amount to pay off the Halifax card straight away saving about £30 a month in interest because by October I will have enough to pay off the HSBC card. So until money arrives PAD will be to Halifax when money arrives Halifax will be paid off. All cards will then be at 0%. PAD and budgeted overpayments will then go into savings accounts to pay off 0% cards. Note to self to remember MBNA will not be fully cleared when 0% deal expires in Dec or Citibank which expires in Jan so in Nov I will need to look for new 0% deals to cover outstanding balances.

I think that is it.

DTxx

mooomin

Double_Trouble wrote: »

7. Phone Halifax to get mortgage on line

Can you not just add the mortgage account to your online banking portfolio without calling them?

Karmacat

Double_Trouble wrote: »

Thinking about money as I went to bed last night (please tell me I am not the only one )

certainly not!

I realise that I need to tweak my plan a bit. I originally intended when the money arrives from Egg to put the amount to pay off 0% HSBC card in October into a savings account and pay PAD to my Halifax LOB card. I realise it will be better as both accounts are for about the same amount to pay off the Halifax card straight away saving about £30 a month in interest because by October I will have enough to pay off the HSBC card. So until money arrives PAD will be to Halifax when money arrives Halifax will be paid off. All cards will then be at 0%. PAD and budgeted overpayments will then go into savings accounts to pay off 0% cards.

To be honest, I get confused very easily :o but the *principle* sounds good, saving interest payments. Thats got to be right.
xx

Double_Trouble

flying_fresian wrote: »

Can you not just add the mortgage account to your online banking portfolio without calling them?

Halifax is not my online bank account although I do have an account with them that I don't use which I am planning on using for matched betting to keep that away from my normal account. I think I have some passwords and things for that which I will have a look for and see if I can do it that way round. Thanks for the idea FF.

DTxx