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I'm motivating myself by thinking about the rent arreers being paid off! Thats enough for me at the moment.DFW Nerd No. 140
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x_raphael_xx wrote:When I'm all done and clear I'm gunna buy myself a saxophone, I've always wanted to learn and the sooner I pay off my debts the sooner I can get myself some lessons!
I only have my mortgage to clear but I am also saving up for a saxophone. Looking at least £300 so it is a long way off as there are other more important things to save for like a driveway, a new kitchen, bathroom new carpets etc etc etc.
But good luck and heres to annoying your neighbours :rotfl:
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CalleyHope for everything and expect nothing!!!
Good enough is almost always good enough -Prof Barry Schwartz
If it scares you, it might be a good thing to try -Seth Godin0 -
i will be able to save for the 1st time in my life! will probably have a mortgage(but at least the house is mine and i am not paing stupid useless council/well kinda am!!) then though so will be paying that and be able to take my OH and two babies (who will then be in school probably!) on their 1st holiday!official dfw nerd club member no 214
Proud to be dealing with my debts!;)
Why is a person that handles your money called a broker?!
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calleyw wrote:But good luck and heres to annoying your neighbours :rotfl:
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Calley
Woops, didnt think of them!! Oh well, bet they'll be hoping I get real good real quick! :laugh: Just the thing to wind me down when I finish work at 3am!! :rotfl:Debt Free as of 17/01/2009 Turtle Power!!
EF Challenger #3 £1543.72 / £5000
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MFiT #40 Jan 2025 Target - £99,999.00
Mortgage at 30/09/22 £113,694.11 | Mortgage at 24/01/23 £110,707.87
Mortgage at 21/04/23 £107,701.01 | Mortgage at 20/07/23 £106,979.65
Mortgage at 04/10/23 £106,253.77 | Mortgage at 10/01/24 £105,324.57
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x_raphael_xx wrote:Woops, didnt think of them!! Oh well, bet they'll be hoping I get real good real quick! :laugh: Just the thing to wind me down when I finish work at 3am!! :rotfl:
Stuff a duster in it. Makes it quieter but also helps you get stronger lungs as well according to what I have read.
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CalleyHope for everything and expect nothing!!!
Good enough is almost always good enough -Prof Barry Schwartz
If it scares you, it might be a good thing to try -Seth Godin0 -
I'm nearly there - after two years. My plan is to take my extremely supportive and non-judgmental boyfriend out for a slap up meal in a posh restaurant, then join him in saving up a decent deposit for our first house!
Can't wait!!!
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New car, brand spanking new
A year is my aim.
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