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Ok, you make a LOT more money than I do-lol!
Still you have done incredibly well.Empty pockets never held anyone back, only empty heads and empty hearts can do that -Peale0 -
Bunnyinthelights wrote: »Ok, you make a LOT more money than I do-lol!
Still you have done incredibly well.
Or you could say I have paid thousands off every year and have a family I love as opposed to working 5-6 nights a week and coming home to a cat ( molly). I think yours may be more rewarding
:jDEBT FREE 27th MAY 2010:j
Paid off - o/d £2750, loan £23000 (11 mts early), CC @ £14000
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Ah, bless you.
I have 2 cats as well-Sprout and Turnip. I do have a wonderful family...:DEmpty pockets never held anyone back, only empty heads and empty hearts can do that -Peale0 -
Bunnyinthelights wrote: »Ah, bless you.
I have 2 cats as well-Sprout and Turnip. I do have a wonderful family...:D
Now those are purrfect cat names :rotfl::jDEBT FREE 27th MAY 2010:j
Paid off - o/d £2750, loan £23000 (11 mts early), CC @ £14000
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Sprout gets 'Sproutacus' most of the time and Turnip is 'Turnykins'
We did have a Turkey as well (a cat called Turkey) but sadly he had to be put to sleep after getting poorly with diabetes. Also affection called Da Boyz, lol (cat people are daft though really arent they?)Empty pockets never held anyone back, only empty heads and empty hearts can do that -Peale0 -
congratulations on getting debt free, don't forget to post on the honour roll if you haven't already.0
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Bunnyinthelights wrote: »Sprout gets 'Sproutacus' most of the time and Turnip is 'Turnykins'
We did have a Turkey as well (a cat called Turkey) but sadly he had to be put to sleep after getting poorly with diabetes. Also affection called Da Boyz, lol (cat people are daft though really arent they?)
The world is divided into cat people or dog people and, obviously, cat people are better, more attractive, intelligent, witty & all round good eggs compared to woof lovers:D:jDEBT FREE 27th MAY 2010:j
Paid off - o/d £2750, loan £23000 (11 mts early), CC @ £14000
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roll of honour ?Lemon_Tree wrote: »congratulations on getting debt free, don't forget to post on the honour roll if you haven't already.:jDEBT FREE 27th MAY 2010:j
Paid off - o/d £2750, loan £23000 (11 mts early), CC @ £14000
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oooh, I like dogs too...but will accept that I am more attractive, witty and itelligent if you insist!
there is a 'Roll of Honour' thread for anyone that has become DEBT FREE.Empty pockets never held anyone back, only empty heads and empty hearts can do that -Peale0 -
Hi Dewdrop,
Congrats on your freeeeeeeeeeeeeedom, you really have hammered that debt down. Have you got any more tips in reducing it. I'm on a dmp so have a fixed payment now from next month i should have another £400 per month to go to my debt. I don't know whether to save up for F&F's or put it straight to my DMP. I can only F&F 2 of my debts as the other is a loan of about £15000.
Any thoughts tips greatly appreciated thanks0
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