Fresian's Final Push...Mooooving Towards Freedom

InaPickle

angelicmary85 wrote: »

I've been looking at doing courses aswell but not through OU, but ILA(?)

If you earn under £22kp.a they fund it for you

flying_fresian wrote: »

ILA can be used for OU courses...

This sounds very interesting. Can anyone expand on that for me, please?

angelicmary85

flying_fresian wrote: »

ILA can be used for OU courses...

We have an education centre at work which is running a course I'd like to do. It's a study at home course and you get 3 years to work through 8 modules. I can go in for assessment when I think I'm ready.

It's the easiest option for me

Primula

Fresian, Angelic and InaPickle..................

Your debt will be gone if you stop frittering
Your debt will be gone if you stop frittering
Your debt will be gone if you stop frittering
Your debt will be gone if you stop frittering
Your debt will be gone if you stop frittering

InaPickle

Primula wrote: »

Fresian, Angelic and InaPickle..................

Your debt will be gone if you stop frittering
Your debt will be gone if you stop frittering
Your debt will be gone if you stop frittering
Your debt will be gone if you stop frittering
Your debt will be gone if you stop frittering

:beer: Primula!

And once again, please (prefereably in my thread so I REALLY can't ignore it)!

mooomin

£10.15 spent tonight on wine and bannoffee pie

Primula

flying_fresian wrote: »

£10.15 spent tonight on wine and bannoffee pie

Get someone else to buy it...........remember your debt will be gone if you stop frittering!

Hope it was good though.

Well done on your saving for gas & electric. Like you, I have never bothered to move suppliers as I can't be bothered with the hassle and I am on a not so good tarriff I thought with Scottish Gas - fixed til 2011. However, when I went through Quidco tonight to do my car insurance renewal (went with RAC and I better get the promised £80 cashback!), I saw the £150 for gas & electric. I pay £50 per month for gas & £50 for electric but all it was going to save me is £135 per year so I didn't bother changing over. Hope you get your cashback though.

mooomin

PAD/Spends = £145
Groceries = £116.80
Purse = £12.81
Outstanding loan = £1142.58 Looks like my loan payment arrived!

Having had the worst night's sleep I have had in a long time, I have nothing witty or interesting to add. Good news though - the Quidco has tracked for my energy switch :j

mooomin

A quick question for you internet people - where is a good place to get cheap but decent shoes?

I love this pair of shoes from Schuh but am not going to pay £90 for them. This M&S pair are a good alternative but I'd like something for around £40 and frankly have no clue where to look as I only buy new shoes for work and they normally cost £10 from New Look!

Pippajo

I've seen them in a lot of shops - the only thing with cheaper ones is the heal and toes go so fast.

mooomin

Have arrived at work all full of smuggery that I had made my own lunch for once (Pasta goodness, banana and some raisins) only to find that the cleaner has thrown out my water bottle so I may end up buying water at lunchtime, ruining my potential NSD :mad:

Going to look for restaurant vouchers to use when we're away next week too - try and keep the costs down!