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challenge Make £11,000 in 2011 The Dribblers Advance
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We are finally off the mark with £16 MS money to tuck into the bank
major moneymaking to follow, i think i might try the double your money each month approach as it always takes me a while to get going.
I love the idea of thinking up money making ideas whilst ironing as well will have to start doing that :T
off to work at 2pm not the best or best paid job but it will cover the rent
xSealed Pot 7 (No. 296 )
Make 2014 in 2014 - £118.45/£2014
Frugal Living 2013 £1145.49/£15648.000 -
Ok, i'm looking at using a credit union to save my money. I have one local too me so that suits well. Does anyone have any experience of credit unions?0
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Can I join ive read this thread since it started so got 11.95 if i include the 10 vouchers we got from tassimo0
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Hey Babymoo that sounds great. You had quite a lot of stuff to get your head round last year and I guess there will always be more to come but you seem like you really believe that you can get your head round it all and be ok. You seem really proactive about getting support when needed and I think you will definitely find your way through. You were a big inspiration to me during parts of last year and its great to hear your year is starting so well. xx
Jo xWow, everyone is doing so well!! I haven't started yet, and have an even worse start to last year as have a cc I need to clear.
baby moo you sound like you are doing really well, hurray for you!!!! :jdillidalli wrote: »Morning everybody!
Babymoo - you sound so revved up and ready for 2011 - I like it
Nixi - now, now, no sad face it isn't where you start it is where you finish
Thank you all 3 of you thats so lovely. I went through a lot last year and you lot all helped me in ways you can't even imagine! You opened up my eyes to different ways of dealing with my brother and his issues, you made me face up to my own demons and then helped me through it when I kept falling.
2010 was a hell of a year, I started off very low, in pain all the time and completely fed up. Now I may not have made my £10k last year but I made some friends for life and I got back me. I'm still in pain but have learnt to deal with that differently, I am 2 months of being an auntie and can never imagine how I would have dealt with that before and everything is really rosy in my worldLoving it
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bjplfw2007 wrote: »Can I join ive read this thread since it started so got 11.95 if i include the 10 vouchers we got from tassimo
Welcome to the mad house! Take ya coat off, get comfy and we will find your some sort of drink0 -
Ok, i'm looking at using a credit union to save my money. I have one local too me so that suits well. Does anyone have any experience of credit unions?
Hi Nikki, i've used credit union for years with no bad experiences. Handly for saving and if you need a loan they will do their best to accomodate you.0 -
Hi all,
I've loved reading this thread so far...some fabulous ideas...
I'm planning on joining you, though I'm busy with Uni assignments this week so won't really be starting until next week...I'll just be getting ideas from you all til then..lol
I have started though with $30 (sorry no pound sign..!) of money owed to me by my children....0 -
Hi Nikki, i've used credit union for years with no bad experiences. Handly for saving and if you need a loan they will do their best to accomodate you.
Excellent. Their rate of interest is much higher atm that my savings account. Will probably open one for my little boy aswell as his rate dropped too!
Seen this on the shopping board. A good idea in the way that you can save cash and vouchers until November. I normally shop in Asda but I'm considering this!0 -
Found this earlier:
Free head and shoulders sample on super savvy me, i started a seperate thread here:
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/2957940
hope that helps someone!0 -
hi guys well taking kids shopping with their vouchers today ,going to m&s with vouchers going to try and buy sale stuff for birthdays will post later if i get any findsSo finally debt free and it feels amazing however continuing here to stay debt free.Next declutter house and body and finally swim under that waterfall x0
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