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Mennies Bid for Freedom
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Today wasnt to bad for a Monday. On a MFW side of things, I have
- Found 2p on the street:j
- Charged my phone on the train
- bought 3 x 500ml bottles of pantene with my proctor and gamble voucher
- applied for free solar panels
- earn £1.87 of clicks and surveys
- Yesterday the parent brought round a massive bag of veg for £1. with 2 different cabbages, 2 courgettes, 2 parsnips, massive brocolli, loads of carrots and a leek. BARGAIN!
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You're doing well mennie :TCurrently studying for a Diploma - wish me luck
Phase 1 - Emergency Fund - Complete :j
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Not managed much in the last few days as have been working late - sadly no overtime
In the last few days I have- Been charging my phone on the train
- Been showering at night so my hair dries naturally
- made 2 loaves of bread
- found 3 unfranked stamps
- made 4p:eek: on clicks - just havent had the time :cool:
- been to library for books instead of buying magazine
- received £2 of Andrex Vouchers for a compliment
I have a day off through the week next week so I can get on with some stuff.
The O/P this month will be £30 ish. Get paid in 6 days and will transfer it then. In OCtober it will be much better when the fixed rate ends2014 = New Year, New Me0 -
Have just caught up with your thread, lots of luck in your MFW journey!June 2025 - part 1 - £19,145 part 2 - £21,973 Total - £41,118 29 months to go!0
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Wow Mennie, you are working hard. Makes me feel like I need to up my game.
I gave up on clicks a long time ago - they seem to take up so much time when I could be doing something more productive. I had thought about revisiting that idea but maybe I'll wait to see if you can increase your returns. Will be watching your posts in anticipation.Lil
Mortgage 08/10 £102615.04
Student Loan free Dec 20130 -
Well after this weekend our overpayment on the mortgage this month will be minimal as we only have about £15 left at the end of the month.
This was because we have had to buy stain for our garden furniture. Last years weather really took its toll. Better £13 on some stain than replacing the £350 furniture
Then we went to buy 6 fleeces to line the curtains with, a winter duvet, 4 x bottles of gin for making xmas presents. I also bought 1 xmas present and stocked up on some sauces etc than I usually would pay more for
I did manage to use £3.89 worth of money off coupons, earnt 83p in clicks and applied for lots of freebies, made more bread and entered some comps.
Today I am off work - Dentists:eek: So I will be...................- Doing my daily clicks - got an email from an MSEer detailing how to make £3.20+ per day, will let you know
- Tidying the house
- Making 2 bottles of Damson Gin
- Making 2 batches of bean chilli
- Making a large pan of soup
- Making 1 batch of duck in black bean sauce - very cheap duck legs in the freezer
- Making 10 batches of thai green chilli sauce, bought paste for 29p in HB and have hard blocks of coconut for 29p each.
- Applying for loads of freebies
- Entering some comps
- crossing my fingers the dentist doesnt cost much!!!
2014 = New Year, New Me0 -
Well after this weekend our overpayment on the mortgage this month will be minimal as we only have about £15 left at the end of the month.
This was because we have had to buy stain for our garden furniture. Last years weather really took its toll. Better £13 on some stain than replacing the £350 furniture
Then we went to buy 6 fleeces to line the curtains with, a winter duvet, 4 x bottles of gin for making xmas presents. I also bought 1 xmas present and stocked up on some sauces etc than I usually would pay more for
I did manage to use £3.89 worth of money off coupons, earnt 83p in clicks and applied for lots of freebies, made more bread and entered some comps.
Today I am off work - Dentists:eek: So I will be...................- Doing my daily clicks - got an email from an MSEer detailing how to make £3.20+ per day, will let you know - DONE £4.72!!! Hope it all tracks
- Tidying the house - DONE - whole house is spick and span
- Making 2 bottles of Damson Gin - DONE - Made 3!!
- Making 2 batches of bean chilli - Changed to Meatballs - DOne made 6 portions
- Making a large pan of soup - DONE
- Making 1 batch of duck in black bean sauce - very cheap duck legs in the freezer - DONE - Made 2 portions
- Making 10 batches of thai green chilli sauce, bought paste for 29p in HB and have hard blocks of coconut for 29p each. - DONE - Made 10 portions for 87p
- Applying for loads of freebies - Applied for 15 so far
- Entering some comps - Entered 13 so far
- crossing my fingers the dentist doesnt cost much!!! - Cost 16.50 and back in 3 weeks time when it will cost £29.10
Also just received £4 in tresemme vouchers for asking them a question.:j
I have applied to Shop and Scan too to join all their panels, this has been quite a productive day off so far
With all the shampoo/conditioner vouchers I had recieved lately, I will never need to buy it again:beer:2014 = New Year, New Me0 -
I cant beleive I have done everything from my to do list today, may even tackle the ironing later.2014 = New Year, New Me0
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Made my August overpayment today.....
Just 12.50. Been a tough month
Have been paid £18 for a couple of mystery shops, just that is going in an xmas account
Made £1.70 yesterday and 90p today doing the clicks, its going up
Got a voucher for a free carton of dog milk that we buy anyway.
Have applied to be on a few panels - tesco, boots and ayton moon.
I feel this is a rubbish overpayment and quite annoyed with myself. :mad: Will try extra hard in September.2014 = New Year, New Me0 -
Don't worry how little you overpay - every little helps, as they say! LOL. I've made payments as small as 90p!
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