A Payment A Day Part 4

Hopeful1

Have popped home to a letter saying after 18 months of serious letter writing and lots of waiting, MBNA have finally agreed to repay hubby's PPI plus compensation for the distress caused FOS have outlined how they need to calculate the payments so we don't have an exact at the mo'. Anything is a bonus, especially with baby on the way and us needing to move!!

Yay for good news :j

Well done, Andy on your weightloss, although i suspect tooth extraction is a rather severe approach to a weightloss diet!!

euronorris

That's great news Hopeful1!

Fingers crossed that it's a tidy little sum for you.

I'm waiting on a response from A&L (old loan) and Virgin ( One of my current CC's). I've also asked for a copy of paperwork from an old Sainsbury's loan, but I have a feeling I'll be waiting a long time for that one!! lol

Come on payday (Thursday). Then I can plan my payments for this month

Hopeful1

euronorris wrote: »

That's great news Hopeful1!

Fingers crossed that it's a tidy little sum for you.

I'm waiting on a response from A&L (old loan) and Virgin ( One of my current CC's). I've also asked for a copy of paperwork from an old Sainsbury's loan, but I have a feeling I'll be waiting a long time for that one!! lol

Come on payday (Thursday). Then I can plan my payments for this month

Thanks Euro - i did mean to say 'Welcome' to you in my 1st post :hello:
You sound like you are well and truly in the PaD spirit already. I hope you enjoy being part of the PaD thread. It's a great place to be. Very friendly with lots of humour, support and a bit of madness to boot

Anyhoo, i really must get some report writing done :rolleyes:

euronorris

Hopeful1 wrote: »

Thanks Euro - i did mean to say 'Welcome' to you in my 1st post :hello:
You sound like you are well and truly in the PaD spirit already. I hope you enjoy being part of the PaD thread. It's a great place to be. Very friendly with lots of humour, support and a bit of madness to boot

Anyhoo, i really must get some report writing done :rolleyes:

Thanks for the welcome :hello:

I am well and truly into the spirit of all money saving / debt reducing ideas now.

Had my lightbulb moment a couple of weeks ago, and searched around this site and the forum for ideas, budgeting, planning etc and am feeling much more positive!

Thankfully, my OH's landlady has now agreed that I can move in with him, officially from 1st August 2009, which saves me over €400 per month!!!

So, July is still going to be tight, but everything should become much smoother after that and I can start chipping away at the debt with some force!! lol

Pay rise is effective from 1 Sep 09 and bonus will be paid out in October. I bet you can guess where all that spare cash is going, can't you?! Oh yes, reduce the debt, reduce the debt! lol

Have a good day all!

Money_Fritter

Hi everybody

PAD = £1.00 off visa card.

Money Fritter

MinniMe_2

Afternoon all, sounds like everyone is so positive today:)

£3.84 towards halicrap CC today - nice and sunny here - think I shall go for a walk at lunch!

Hope everyone is doing well

bigbeff

£50 birthday money to credit card - I had already spent it on new prescription sunglasses before I had received it!! So not just paying off debts!

PigginSkint

Hi All

Back at work today but feeling rough. Very behind at reading this thread so apologies if I have missed anything.

Today's PADs are £1.23 to Abhorrent Amazon Halifax and £10.23 to Evil Egg (I thought there would be a minimum payment of £10 going out but apparently they haven't taken it because I have overpaid thanks to my PADs!), making a total today of £11.46

mooomin

:DWoo, rent money in!:D

PAD of £100 - hurrah for payday

Expect tiny PADs from now until 23rd July :rotfl:

newmum1

Hey all quick pad for me £20 to CC.