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How I Got Myself Debt-Free - Freebird's Journey
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            You rock - well done you.
 Your my DF insparation lolI am pleased to give hairdressing help or advice, but a thank you doesn't go a miss. 0 0
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            ....Just thought I'd bump this thread. Although it was written a while ago, it may give hope to all the newbies and some of us who are having a tough time of it at the moment....
 Love Sassers xCurrent debt and mortgage: £25, 820.35 Debt/Mortgage at start: £92,598 (27/09/2010)
 DEBT FREE!0
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            that was an interesting read.. Its amazing how someone can change so much. Do you feel you may have gone to far over to the money saving side now? I mean worrying about going out because you'll spend £10/£20? Surely once your out of debt you can spare £20 quid and enjoy life a little?
 I'm not having a go I think what you have done is great, sometimes I feel people get addicted to scrimping and saving and become tight, ungenerous and basically not fun! I think once your out of debt, and have some money saved... You should live a little!
 I have a couple of family members that will only drink tap water and only ever go to the £5 buffet. They are not poor, and have cars and sky, and if they can afford to fuel their car they can buy a drink. It really gets on my nerves that they can be so tight... and then expect others to pay for the drinks! I feel there should always be a balance.
 Congrats on what you have achieved tho.0
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            I read this a year ago and just now re-read it. It is inspiring me to do more. xxMortgage: £280,752/ £262,515.84
 hmrc:£16760/£5,480.20
 evil credit cards: £41,208/ £37,841
 Car: £18,800/£13,101.18
 Weight 13.9/ 12.6 -1 stone 3
 saving for refurb £2000/£700 1 July 20130
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