A Payment A Day - Part 10!

JayJay14

Sorry I couldn't PAD over the weekend, had to find £80 to get new brake pads for OH's front wheels,

PAD for today is £65 to bank loan.

It's going to be a tight month especially as I have to make sure there is enough money left in the account for council tax which restarts the day before pay day.:mad:

Paulgonnabedebtfree

retiredandskint wrote: »

Persuaded OH to change his daily paper from one that costs a £1.00 to a 20p one . So today's PAD is £1.36 to OH's cc made up of the 80p and left over change from yesterday.

Downside is that I've got a screw in my trye but don't know whether it can be fixed or whether £100 new tyre is needed :mad:

If it's just a screw, it's possible that it can be repaired subject to certain conditions.
Personally, I wouldn't try to do it myself but get a pro to do it.

Maybe have a look here:

http://www.tyrz.co.uk/Tyre-Repairs

http://www.theaa.com/motoring_advice/safety/tyre-repairs-and-sealants.html

I suppose that if it is repairable, the next question would be whether it is cost effective - depending on how worn the tyre is and cost of buying a new one.

Paulgonnabedebtfree

Well the good news here is that my washing machine has been resurrected. I think I'll christen it "Lazarus".
It is more expensive getting the company's engineer out but the flip side of that is you get most of the money back (in credit form) if it needs to be scrapped - so long as you spend it on one of their own machines.
It's cost me £135 but if I get another 2 - 3 years out of it for that, I will be happy.
It's always a fine line to tread when an appliance (or a vehicle) gets older.
I've had my moneys worth out of it. I've had it about 15+ years and I've spent about £230 in repairing it during that time.

MinniMe_2

morninga ll,

I am back from my little weekend away - it was great and didn't really spend that much.

PAD £3.24 towards Halicrap CC.

Managed to get a couple of things on ebay last thursday and one has bids already so very pleased with that.

Am away with work now until Friday so probably wont be able to PAD till then - sorry.

saorsie

dankosheemo wrote: »

BUT I have some payments, £399.23 for me please saorsie.
Love danko xx

Ty Ty Ty! :A

angelicmary85 wrote: »

Would be even nicer if I had a few grand to pad eh?

True chick but you'll get back on an even keel, have every confidence in you x

MinniMe wrote: »

I am back from my little weekend away - it was great and didn't really spend that much.

Welcome back Minni ~ pleased you had a good time

Yesterdays PAD's were a welcome £653.35 :T :T

-s-

Flower08

Morning all,

PAD for me today is £10.58 please

Got my 12 week scan on Thursday, so excited! :j

Winnie_in_Pooh

Hi everyone!

Sorry I've been AWOL for what seems like aaaaages, have been waiting for DH to sort out my unhappy laptop!

Just a dinky PAD for me today, 81p into the Tardis. Would have been more but I haven't been paid :mad: not a happy Poohbear! Will have a look through the bank statements and pad last weeks repayments in a bit Saorsie, and if my boss pulls his finger out hopefully a little bit extra too!

Ooo I can't wait for my first scan Flower, bet you're sooooo excited!! :j

saorsie

Flower08 wrote: »

Got my 12 week scan on Thursday, so excited! :j

Ooooh that is exciting Flower!

Winnie_in_Pooh wrote: »

Will have a look through the bank statements and pad last weeks repayments in a bit Saorsie

Thank you Winnie ~ I'll look out for them

My PAD for today is £12.25 to both long and short term savings pots

-s-

sashanut

Hi all:j

Just popping in to PAD £50 to Virgin cc plz Soarsie - tkyou! Engineer coming out tomorrow - :T:T:T apparently they didn't get my message on Friday:mad:

never_too_old

£202.46 so far for me today please
£200 is going off the van debt and £2.46 is going in my sealed tin,
hope you all had a great weekend:D

just off to update the snowball and sig