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Newbies' 10K in 2010 Challenge!! :)
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How are you guys planning on making teh 10k happen? I am starting off with a mass eBay sell off at the beginning of the year... but I am not sure what else I can do... any ideas?
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I'm planning on working extra shifts at work.Total debt £13318 :idea: paid £5660 Left to pay £7658 57%
10K in 2010 challenge 6806/10,000 68%
Clothes challenge 12/100 10%0 -
Hello everyone, after reading this thread i feel a little inspired (actually quite a lot) and would like to join
I'm not sure that i can do the £10k but will give it my best shot.
I am a stay at home mum to 1yr and (almost) 3yr old girls whilst my husband is self employed.
I plan to do this by getting a job in April when 3yr old goes to nursery (can't afford 2 lots of nursery fees at the moment and no one wants to look after 2 toddlers)
Do the 2010 £100 clothes challenge
and most importantly stop spending money on rubbish
Good luck everyoneHi all.
Just found this thread and I love it! :happyhear
Please let me join!!!
I don't have a 10k worth of debt as such but in 2010 I should (fingers crossed) be getting a morgage and planning my wedding.
I have just set up a dirrect debit of £500 a month into my mothers account (so i can have it if I REALLY need it but will have to ask her) and aim to make the other £333.33 (which will go towards my debts) by ebaying my soul, using cash back sites and keep up non smoking.
Good luck and hope you all have a fab crimbo :rudolf:
Jo
:money:Welcome to the challenge:money:Was in debt £23k- Not now (12/07-12/10):T
Did smoke- Not any more (26-02-11):j
I am not perfect but everyone loves a trier don't they??:A0 -
Hi all, its great to see so many new faces :rolleyes:.
I've asked for Martin's 'Thrifty' book for Christmas so its good to hear so many great reviews!
Peetzil can I have the receipe for the Mars bar cake please??? Not for financial reasons but because I love cake and Marsbars (well who deosn't really?)
As for me I have no new money making ideas but will be selling and cutting back more. I almost fell off my chair when I read your reply shady because I wasn't reading properly and when I saw 'ebay' and then 'wife' I thought you were going to ebay your wife! :rotfl:That'll tgeach me to pay attention!
sally xOfficial DFW Nerd Club No. 1150 - Long Haul Supporters Club No 186 - Debt free 26.5.17
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sallymander wrote: »As for me I have no new money making ideas but will be selling and cutting back more. I almost fell off my chair when I read your reply shady because I wasn't reading properly and when I saw 'ebay' and then 'wife' I thought you were going to ebay your wife! :rotfl:That'll tgeach me to pay attention!
sally x
Don't tempt me :rotfl:Was in debt £23k- Not now (12/07-12/10):T
Did smoke- Not any more (26-02-11):j
I am not perfect but everyone loves a trier don't they??:A0 -
Hi all could I please join the challenge.
Im not sure if I can make the 10k but if i dont try I'll never know;).
Currently trying to reduce OH debt which stands at about 12,500.
Good luck to you allGC: £400/ £00 -
I am already sorting through my spare room which is rammed with stuff, including 5 bags of baby clothes, lots of toys and a lot of my nans bits that she gave to me before she moved, should be at least £100 there to start me off.
I have also decided to start charging friends and family for the celebration cakes that i make.
Peetzil can i have the mars bar cake recipe please
now i'm off to find more ways to make this £10kStop trying to keep up with the Jones, as they're trying to keep up with the Smith's0 -
Oh poo
just realised that £333.33 a month wont pay off ALL my debt!!
Plus i'm going xmas shopping today with a hang overMake £10 a day, October 2023 - £105/£3100 -
Hi everyone,
Woke up to over another heavy fall of snow here, at least I am off today. Here is the recipe for mars bar cake for all who requested it! Might have to make some myself today, as keeping warm uses up extra calories!!!
-6 regular size mars bars
-approx 3-4 oz of butter
-approx 1/3 regular size box of rice crispies
-bar of cooking chocolate for covering
Melt the mars bars and butter in pot slowly be careful not to burn mix!
Add rice crispies and mix until fully coated
Turn out into shallow tray and flatten (rolling a glass over works well as tends not to stick)
Leave to cool
Melt chocolate and spread over top - leave to set, cut into squares/slices
ENJOY!!!
I buy the mars bars when they are on a '5 for £1' deal - much cheaper. Also real chocolate is lovely for the topping, but much dearer.
Let me know how you all get on!
Peetzil xCC 1 Halifax £4350(4.9%)CC 2 MBNA £6260 (5.4%)CC 3 Barclaycard 8500(0%)CC 4 Tesco £2500O/D £3000:eek:0 -
Hello, hello!! My first post! Have just (finally!!) registered on MMSE, after years of reading the threads, so that I can hopefully join you guys in this 10k in 2010 challenge! This is just what I need - hopefully with everyone's support I can finally get rid of my 11k debt (student loans not included!). Laura
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