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A journey of a 1000 miles must begin with single footstep....
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After so many points you get a £5 voucher to spend in storeVSP - £14.76 | Saving for a Deposit0
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Thanks Pennies. Will have to work out what works out best with the prices they charge for petrolLoan - [STRIKE]£6991.95[/STRIKE]£6180.01; Barclays Res - [STRIKE]£600[/STRIKE] £0 - £22 per week :eek:, NWB Grad O/D - [STRIKE]£1185[/STRIKE] £887.86 18.28% SWALEC - [STRIKE]£700[/STRIKE] £0 NPOWER [STRIKE]£220[/STRIKE] £0 Kays - [STRIKE]£591.28[/STRIKE] £0 TOTAL DEBT - [STRIKE]£10,288.23[/STRIKE] £7,000.01 31.96 % Paid off. BS Fund - £1 Savings Fund - £41.17 % Challenge Member 10
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Sorry my love, just had to do a quick skim read but sub £10k!?!
Yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy :j:money::beer:
Be very proud of yourself, you have done amazing!
xxxxx
Very happily married on 10th April 2013
Spero Meliora
Trying to find a cure for Maldivesitis :rotfl:
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Hi Hun
I will be on payday at the end of the monthLBM Aug 09: £18,650.47 - Current: £12,854.93 (£5946.79)
Barclays: £2,928.34 Lloyds: £2,499.60
MBNA: £3,788.99 Overdraft: £1,900.00 Mum: £1,738.00
Surveys: £6.60/£40.000 -
Roll on payday sub 10K go you :beer:
Im off to have a play now see if I can go sub 30k but I think that might be a dreamMARCH 2016 DEBT £25750/ £25035
EST DFD JAN 2021 (that needs to change)
NOW JAN 2019 (that still needs to change)0 -
That would be amazing if you could HWG!LBM Aug 09: £18,650.47 - Current: £12,854.93 (£5946.79)
Barclays: £2,928.34 Lloyds: £2,499.60
MBNA: £3,788.99 Overdraft: £1,900.00 Mum: £1,738.00
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Not been on for sometime so its taking me some time to catch up. Great news about being sub 10K its taking a lot of hard work but you are nearing another milestone well done.
Petrol by me at sainsburys yesterday was £1.23, but at the next petrol station further up it's £1.26, can't understand how some stations keep going. As on the coins topic i work at a secondry school and the kids don't deal with change under a £1, they just throw it on the floor especially copper coins, if we see it we put it in a charity box. Every type of coin is valuable to me if i see them on the floor anywhere else i pick them up and they go towards my debts, as the saying goes "every little helps "
Whens your next payday Woowoo mines the 18th lookin forward to seeing your o/s total after that. :T :T :T:j Debtfree and and staying that way.:j3-6 month emergency fund, No.61 £140.000 -
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when i first met my OH he used to throw his coppers away literally. The first thing i did was give him a tin to put them in, every so often he would send me home with a bag full after a visit. This helped me pay back some money i'd borrowed from the accounts i had saved for my nephews. My parents taught my sister and i to save coppers for either playing cards with or spending money on our annual holibob.0
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kat, i 'sadly' did a calculation a little while ago as i used to get the 1p off a lt in Asda petrol stations, (originaly it had been 2p) and for the equivalent of the £5 voucher in morrisons i gain £3.33 in Asda so it worked out better for me. Not too sure about tesco's though.0
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