A Payment A Day - Part 10!

LondonAndy

£10 PAD for me please!

retiredandskint

Paulgonnabedebtfree wrote: »

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.

The screw was too near the edge so a new tyre (again :mad:) at a cost of £124. Any downward trend on my CC has now been wiped out

Thrifty_Pixie

sashanut wrote: »

Hi all :j

Popping in to report a PAD of £500 - was a payment to friend and debt to her now cleared :T:T:T:T:T - tks Saorsie!!

Wahay!!! :j

angelicmary85 wrote: »

Mary's here!! Green is still on 'holiday' - poor cow needs a break I think!

I don't know where I'm going wrong...one min I've got more money than I know what to do with and the next I'm broke...I've got a list of stuff to buy, I spent waaay too much on the grocery shop...why does everything have to cost so much?!

I'm still having car trouble, money trouble, 'teenage temper tantrums' from my 3year old-butter-wouldn't melt-in-my-mouth little angel :cool: and I've spent my savings on...what? Where did they go?

I'm tired, I'm fed up and I'm struggling to hold down a job, a family, being pregnant, being skint and having so much to do all the time...seriously, how many outfits can 2 kids get through in a week?!

I want beer... :beer:

I hope you feel chirpier soon, Angelic....until then, here's some dancing monkeys

Thrifty_Pixie

A couple of small PaDs of £1.70 for the weekend and one of £1 for today please, making a teeny total of £4.40

*meeplemurp*

Little_bit_dizzy

£5.04 for me today please Saorise. everyone.

Angelic - hope this is a better week for you!

Paul - great news that the washing machine survived. Lazarus!!! :rotfl: :rotfl: Thanks, that made me laugh.

Hope everyone is enjoying the sunshine.

Silaqui

Hi everyone,
PAD for me today of 212.35 please xx

mrsb83_2

Hi all!

Feeling a bit down in the dumps because I've paid £426.12 on my credit card for car insurance. So all my hard work in PADding an extra £500 over this last month has been undone.

Our renewal was really high and the % for paying monthly was crazy so we've put it on the card and can pay it all off next month. DH wanted to do it this way and he is right because this is the cheapest way, but I'm just a bit disheartened. Adds a month back on to our DFD too

So back on the horse with a £1 PAD.

psychopathbabble

mrsb83 wrote: »

Hi all!

Feeling a bit down in the dumps because I've paid £426.12 on my credit card for car insurance. So all my hard work in PADding an extra £500 over this last month has been undone.

Our renewal was really high and the % for paying monthly was crazy so we've put it on the card and can pay it all off next month. DH wanted to do it this way and he is right because this is the cheapest way, but I'm just a bit disheartened. Adds a month back on to our DFD too

So back on the horse with a £1 PAD.

Don't feel disheartened... if you are anything like me then before your light bulb moment you wouldn't have even been able to pay for it on your CC... and it is the best way to pay for your insurance otherwise you would pay poor. Chin up

mrsb83_2

psychopathbabble wrote:

Don't feel disheartened... if you are anything like me then before your light bulb moment you wouldn't have even been able to pay for it on your CC... and it is the best way to pay for your insurance otherwise you would pay poor. Chin up

Thank you! You're right, before Sept last year I wouldn't have had any choice other than to pay the outrageous monthly mark up, so things are better.

I didn't enjoy revising the figures in my signature up instead of down though! One day at a time - thanks for your support!

dankosheemo

Just £43.99 to Mint CC for me today please! xx