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Finally going to be debt free!

Creditcardkid
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Morning all, well from being at £30K 5 years ago (currently at £9430) I will finally be debt free in a matter of a few weeks 
Been waiting for inheritence cheque from my Gran's estate (3 years since she passed away - v complicated house sales and so on) and got a call from the solicitor telling me what I am going to receive. There are only a few loose ends to sort out and then he will send out the cheque. It just about covers this amount and leaves a bit for the start of a house deposit!!!!!
Don't mean to gloat, it has been a very hard road but at least the end is in sight.
Take care all!:money:

Been waiting for inheritence cheque from my Gran's estate (3 years since she passed away - v complicated house sales and so on) and got a call from the solicitor telling me what I am going to receive. There are only a few loose ends to sort out and then he will send out the cheque. It just about covers this amount and leaves a bit for the start of a house deposit!!!!!
Don't mean to gloat, it has been a very hard road but at least the end is in sight.
Take care all!:money:
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A big congrats to you Creditcardkid :T Well done, I'm sure you're over the moon.
Enjoy :beer:DFW Nerd no: 1490 -
Well done CCK!! You have worked so hard, am pleased the end is in sight!!
How about that drink? ((now you're rich and all!!)) :beer: Just kidding (you might be after my money!) :rotfl: :rotfl: !!
Best of luck & make sure you keep posting!!
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Well I do have enough to travel to Australia and buy you a drink so it must be fate!0
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Well done CCK it must be such a wonderful feeling..just think of all that money you'll have to spend per month rather than hand over to other people!!:D0
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Yeh it is going to be a wierd feeling actually saving some money rather than paying it off!!! Good feeling of course0
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Wow that's great news, but I am both happy and sad to hear it with regards to the death of your gran but hey ho, you deserve lots of :T:j:T:j:T:j:T Woo yay0
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Creditcardkid wrote:Well I do have enough to travel to Australia and buy you a drink so it must be fate!
:rotfl: :rotfl: Not sure you'd be able to fit in my packback though, but you're welcome to tag along!!:p0 -
Creditcardkid wrote:Yeh it is going to be a wierd feeling actually saving some money rather than paying it off!!! Good feeling of course
Definately is a weird feeling, will take you a while to get used to it. You'll probably end up being tight like me :0)0 -
Great news. I bet you can't wait for the day to come.'You can't change the past, you can only change the future' Gary Boulet.
'Show me the person who never makes a mistake and I'll show you the person who never makes anything'. Anon0 -
Oh CCK ! thats so brilliant! :J:
So... what you saving for ? You decided yet:beer: Well aint funny how its the little things in life that mean the most? Not where you live, the car you drive or the price tag on your clothes.
Theres no dollar sign on piece of mind
This Ive come to know...
So if you agree have a drink with me, raise your glasses for a toast :beer:0
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