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Chasing daydreams....
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Thanks guys!! I'm over the moon about it, especially seeing as they've put it in writing!! I'm going to try reclaiming the bank charges on that account (which more than double the amount of the overdraft) so fingers crossed they will be so helpful with that too :jPaddle #8 DFW Nerd #12840
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Choc-addict wrote: »Hope the walk and day dreaming is inspirational for you....depsite the rain
Got absolutely soaked!!! Didn't stop me from hovering outside that beautiful house.....oh how I want it!Paddle #8 DFW Nerd #12840 -
Ooh you sound like me with the dream house, even if all my debts were gone I wouldn't be able to afford it but I still call it our house :rotfl:
*crosses fingers* you can get the charges back tooProud to be dealing with my debts - LBM Mar 2010
Start weight [STRIKE]11 st 8.5lbs[/STRIKE] now 10st 3lb
£2 savers No.99 - £68 July No Spend Days 7/8
A&L [STRIKE]£202 [/STRIKE]£152 Barclaycard [STRIKE]£3882.89[/STRIKE] £3817.74 :mad:0 -
Oh I know what you mean! Its got to be worth at least £300k - pipe dream or what :rotfl: but thats what this is all about
! My little boy asked me today what would I do with £1million pounds - I just pointed at the house!! He then asked me how long it would take to save up a million, apparently £183 pounds a day for 15 years! Hopefully I've got a budding Alan Sugar growing away at home!!
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Hi and good luck Its better to earn £5.85 an hour and pay off debts than earn £20 per hour and do nothing.x0
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Thanks Beat the Debt - thats exactly what I was thinking!Paddle #8 DFW Nerd #12840
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Oh I know what you mean! Its got to be worth at least £300k - pipe dream or what :rotfl: but thats what this is all about
! My little boy asked me today what would I do with £1million pounds - I just pointed at the house!! He then asked me how long it would take to save up a million, apparently £183 pounds a day for 15 years! Hopefully I've got a budding Alan Sugar growing away at home!!
Same price as mine :rotfl:
Wow as long as he remembers to treat his mum when he gets there;)Proud to be dealing with my debts - LBM Mar 2010
Start weight [STRIKE]11 st 8.5lbs[/STRIKE] now 10st 3lb
£2 savers No.99 - £68 July No Spend Days 7/8
A&L [STRIKE]£202 [/STRIKE]£152 Barclaycard [STRIKE]£3882.89[/STRIKE] £3817.74 :mad:0 -
Ok, so I'm thinking I need some kind of plan. We are setting up the DMP with CAB which seems to be going ok, if a little slowly. We have our budget which we've been living with for a while, so we're quite used to everything Tesco value (apart from loo roll and coffee), to driving economically, to using Quidco etc but I need to do more to maximise our income. I have asked for any extra hours that come up at the chippy and I know I'll get them, but there is nothing guaranteed. So, I'm going to try ebay.
I've done it before when I've needed a clear out, and I've made a few quid. So, the immediate plan is to get listing. I've charged up the camera and I'm going to list at least 5 things tomorrow. You have my permission to nag if I'm found hovering on the boards
Will also try and get around to reading EagerLearner's guide to daily clicks and start implementing that - every penny counts and all that!Paddle #8 DFW Nerd #12840 -
anonymoose wrote: »Wow as long as he remembers to treat his mum when he gets there;)
Oh he will, he's well trainedPaddle #8 DFW Nerd #12840 -
BEAT_THE_DEBT wrote: »Hi and good luck Its better to earn £5.85 an hour and pay off debts than earn £20 per hour and do nothing.x
Spot on - fantastic words of wisdom! :beer:
Good luck with it all true27
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xMFW!
Started 1/12/22 - £196,000
Saving targets 2023
Mortgage Overpayment £0/£2000
Bathroom £0/£2000
Big Birthday Trip £0/£2000
Long Term Saving Pot £0/£20000
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