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Bang...and the debt is gone! (Hopefully!)
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            Purse balance: £28.68
 Bank balance: £336.64
 December Grocery Spends (budget £200): £27.26
 NSD today :T:T:T
 18 days til payday.
 £212.32 payment cleared into bank account. £155.74 direct debit should be taken overnight/tomorrow.
 Have done my laundry for work for the week. Have made up my lunches for next two days too.
 Made £100 on 2nd job.
 Have given up trying to have heating off. It is absolutely brassic here. Will try to keep wrapped up/hot water bottle/hot bath in evenings etc but sometimes you just want to whack the heating up.
 Off to bed here. A couple of extra things to do tomorrow- need to call catalogue as a return hasn't appeared on statement but another (which was posted at same time) has.
 Also need to remember to pay £14 for an exhibition ticket, £150 for 2nd job supplies and may be out tomo night for dinner with friends. Roll on xmas- I need a break! Which will be mainly spent in pyjamas or loungwear.- DFD 4th July 2015
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 Thanks Hidden! It's been quiet recently! Hope all's good with you x- DFD 4th July 2015
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            Ok so direct debit for £155.74 has been taken FINALLY.
 Leaves me with £180.90 in bank.
 My flebay item is up to £88 and finishes tomorrow night. Wages of £345 due on Friday.
 Have a hectic day ahead. Aiming to make £50 on 2nd job.
 Feeling low energy today- need to snap out of it!- DFD 4th July 2015
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            Return from catalogue has appeared. £39.00. Outstanding balance is just under £200. I clear this in full each month (if I've used it) and this serves as a credit building tool. Not planning on using it again for a while as I don't need anything.- DFD 4th July 2015
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            Ok monies for the rest of this pay month:
 £20.00- Bank
 £8.99- Purse
 £5.50- Sun (flebay sale)
 £8.50- Sun (flebay sale) RECEIVED
 127.31- Mon (flebay sale)
 £345.00- Mon (2nd job wage)
 £13.50- Wed (returns)
 £15.50- Wed (returns)
 £74.18 Wed (flebay sales)
 = £618.48
 12 days til payday. This seems like a lot of money but it has to cover a lot I think....
 £150- 2nd job expenses
 £100- 2nd job expenses
 £47.69- cap1 payment
 £83.25- storecard payment
 £68.89- fuel payment
 £44.72- phonebill
 £14.00- ticket
 £30.00- xmas present
 = £538.55
 Which leaves me with £79.93 to last 12 days. Although the £100 of 2nd job expenses may be negotiable/could be paid after payday.
 Also I need to spend £25.50 in wi1kos, £15 in arg0s and may need milk/fresh bits of food. Also hair appointment which is £40-50.
 Then there are xmas festivities too which means I need to be very clever with my money/outgoings.
 Things that could wait until after payday- £100 of 2nd job expenses, £30 xmas present which would free up £130 for festivities if needed.
 In terms of flebay, I have a 2 electronic items to list which I'll do today- one is faulty but looking at similar items on flebay it could fetch up to £100 and the other may only reach around £20. Then I will be catching up on long overdue housework and posting flebay sales.
 This week I've earned £210 from 2nd job (after deductions) and £90 from another job which after deductions will be more like £50.
 On my list of things to remember:
 car- oil/water/antifreeze/tyre pressures/screenwash, valet
 home heating- reduce/look at foil behind radiators etc
 organise paperwork into new system
 Lots of things to do- housework mainly- so will compile a list later and start tackling it.
 THANK GOODNESS I PAID FOR XMAS IN ADVANCE ACROSS THE YEAR!
 Roll on payday- a month when I have more income, fewer expenses, a healthy second pay cheque and lots of time to earn extra monies ready for Feb paydays.- DFD 4th July 2015
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            Wow I have been neglectful.
 Hi everyone, Shoes is back!:j
 Lots to report! My salary has increased by £200 a month after tax. Second job going well with earnings nicely supplementing my income. I am now a 1 income household having chosen to become single before Xmas- about which I am very happy! I am moving house at some point this year- onto the property ladder which is all very exciting. Hopefully in the summer or early autumn.
 Debt wise:
 I have been PAD to my storecard and will continue to do this and clear it in full ASAP
 My CC is sat at £900 so I need to PAD this too.
 Car ins, contents ins, breakdown cover all paid in full for the year.
 Today I have:
 3 loads of laundry washed and on radiators drying
 Picked up supplies for homemade gifts
 Picked up supplies for 2nd job
 Cleared out rubbish from car- needs a good valet at some point
 Still to do:
 4 more to go including throws for sofas and bedding
 Homemade gifts
 Order 2 gifts online
 Change 2 beds
 Hoover house
 Take rubbish out
 Put pile of clean dry clothes away
 List 5 things on flebay
 More finance stuff to follow....- DFD 4th July 2015
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            Current Basic SOA
 Rent £950
 Gas £25
 Elec £25
 Water £25
 Sky £50
 Phone £50
 Petrol £100
 Food £100
 Creditexpert £15
 Lovef1lm £10
 = £1350
 Income is £2450 leaving me £1100 for everything else, including payments towards debts. This does not include any extra income from 2nd job. This is just a basic outline of things just to update the diary- DFD 4th July 2015
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