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Reviving the good news thread......
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My good news is that I finally got my updated Driving License (had to upgrade to a photo license from a paper one when I changed address), and popped into NatWest to get it photocopied so I could send it off with my application for a Step Account
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Queen.Bess wrote:Good News today is from my OH who received a Mopay cheque for 2 mobile phones for £48!!
You inspired me Queen.Bess to google this - my OH's phone is worth £45.49 and he's letting me get the cheque - whoopee! Have sent it away today - in a flurry!
Thank you so much - another chunk off the debt total!
scottishspendaholic xMBNA = £4,000 / Next = £925 (approx. tbc on 19/8)
Tesco = £2,910.11 / Smile overdraft = £500
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Great thread!

MY good news is that I listed some items on eBay tonight, and I was listing the second one, the first one sold on a Buy It Now. Must have been the shortest auction ever!
(also, I've been good and paid my eBay fees BEFORE I 've transferred the money out of my PayPal account)Debt @ 22/11/07 = £11,038.74
Debt Free Since = June 2015
I'm having a FREE Christmas 2016 - Cash/Vouchers earned (so far) = £57
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Cashed in my shrapnel pot and got 9.68 which meant I only had to pay 4 quid towards my shopping at Asda's.
Stopped smoking on Tuesday 25 July so that I can afford my new car and most of my petrol for the month with the money that I would have spent on fags.
Got 22.00 for the unwanted/unused beauty products I sold on ebay.HSBC Unsecured Loan current total £11,921, Amazon Credit Card £355 (will be cleared in March 2009)
Challenges 2009: Overpay mortgage by £9.00 per month at least, Save £30 per month, Win: 1. Nice Laptop 2. Nintendo DS 3. Holiday to New York or San Francisco, 10p/20p Challenge0 -
Wow - what a lot of good news. Well done to everyone! Its nice to see that even when we're feeling down, there are still reasons to be happy...:j
Ozzyfan - really glad to hear your good news about your health...:D (sorry, have only just caught up on the last 36hrs threads, but that must be a real weight off your mind).
Molanole - big congrats to OH on the new job!:T
Lil'H - a first, eh? Excellent stuff!! Congratulations and enjoy your special day!:beer:
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My good news is that in May I passed my CF1 CII course (which shocked me!) and failed the FA1 within 10% (I didn't even pick up the book, naughty I know!).
So resat FA1 and also FA2. I got my results today.. I PASSED.. which means I now have a Certificate in Financial Admin
I failed the FA2 within 10% which I am amazed as I only got to chapter 7 ou tof 12 and pensions isn't my thing and got really confused no the tax.. but I'm tempted to resit now!!!
Sorry had to tell someone!Official DFW Nerd Club - Member no. 092
::£2 - CSC - Terramundi is filling up!! :: Joined 3/3/06 :: 5/2/07 - 835kg + £280 Banked!!::
::5p,10p & 20p - Savings Tin :: Founded 9/4/06 :: 23/3/07 - 3.2kg ::
Lost to date - 9kg (22/8/06) Next weigh in 2007!!0 -
Well done K9cuddles - congratulations!! :T
Piglet0 -
my good news today is i finally got enough piggy points for a boots voucher, so i've gotten it sent out. it's going on a bratz clock i saw the other day for my little cousins xmas. then thats one pressie down, another ... to go?!?0
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It's been a good week.
Semi-good news today - I have just cancelled my MINT credit card.
This is because I have BT it to other cards not because I have paid it off, but the 0% period is over & my debt have moved to still reasonably low rates (see sig)Still wish I could buy a TARDIS instead of a house!0 -
My good news is that the drinks I went to last night were FREE!! Didn't get a taxi either so I still have the £20 I budgetted.
On the downside I feel terrible, never had a hangover quite so bad....Saving for an early retirement!0
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