operation recovery

elantan

savingholmes wrote: »

Hi planning to pay it off our post office CC - that together with MIL's birthday present to OH should hopefully knock about a month of our DFD.

thats great getting a month knocked off

If_My_Pennies_Were_Pounds

That's great that the loan payment went through. How often are you hoping to make payments to them?

Ouch on forgetting a debt Hopefully it doesn't make too much difference to your total.

elantan

I am hoping to make payments each pay day ... Once when hubby gets paid then once when I get paid .... Which reminds me I got paid today so will need to shuffle some money over ... Will need to find out exactly what i owe this last nagging debt as well

If_My_Pennies_Were_Pounds

Sounds like a good plan, are you going to pay the same amount each time, or vary it?

elantan

I would love to say I will pay the same amount each time .... But the reality is I will pay what I can afford to pay at the end of each pay period

Karmacat

That sounds like you're really making a push at paying off the debt - such a boost, I keep thinking of Benben and the extra payments she makes to her mortgage. Serious ouchie at finding out about another debt tho

taxi73

You'll be surprised at how quick the debt goes by throwing bits and pieces at it.

elantan

I pay it every month kc but totally forgot it was a debt .... Kinda goes to show how easy things can slip from importance

went to another disappointing restuarant with hubby today .... Even he is sick of them now thankfully ... But while u was there my wee brain went into overdrive about the things that I am thinking and what is being discussed on both taxi and kc s threads .... I think I may be hatching a cunning plan

taxi73

that sounds very mysterious EL

se999

Elantan have you tried the Happy Cow website to find vegetarian restaurants. We've used it quite a bit when travelling. It's not always upto date, so worth checking the places are still open before visiting. You can search for places as either vegetarian friendly or vegetarian.

http://www.happycow.net/