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All the small things - tell me what you have done to be MF today
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Mornin all...
managed a good day yesterday
£5 profit for a dvd ....(tho promptly spent on food budget! but good deals on fruit/veg from market!)
£10 voucher for returning something thatll go in the pressie fund or to mrtyo for a shopping spree! :rotfl:
getaway number 1 booked for may - just a couple of nights but at a fab deal ! (okay thats not MF but the bargain deal part is!)
packed lunches for both of us all week
we have both been to work!
heating now turned off in one room and on timer in the other..
meal planned and food from stores/freezer for rest of week and as long as we can last!
thats about it- officially nothing else to sell/declutter in my house so am going to have to be creative with my MF-ness now!0 -
Today...
- Surveys and clicks to do
- 'Cash for Clothes' collection coming later, I've decluttered the wardrobes. It's 40p per kilogram. I haven't got any scales so I don't know how much that will be.
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Today...
£1.60 from Quidco in the bank.
£89 cashback from Egg card, looks like this is being scrapped though so may be the last payout.
Home made lunch as usual
Left my wallet at home on purpose so reckless spending!
£10 from Amazon selling should be transferred any day now so made a mini £10 payment off the mortgage.0 -
I have saved £48 as abandoned my basket on bodyshop grabbit. I really want to save and be mortgage free0
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• Tiki – 3 weeks running now not even a spin!
• Signed up to funky pigeon, registered 6 b/day reminders and received £3 credit – Sent DS3 a FREE £2.99 personalised b/day card for next week & op’d the £2.99 ( if anyone’s interested there’s also a 50% code available expires today - I think you can use the 2 together so 2 free cards. HTH someone )
• Toluna – updated overnight now 70k
• Onepoll – DH : £39.65 Me : £13.55 Us today total so far : 75p
• Done a massive wash at 30 degrees – hanging half out online/TD other
• Made HM mince and onion pie, added carrots to bulk out
• Made DH pasta to take to work for dinner
• NSD
• Reluctantly delayed having hair done as I’ve checked on their website and my hairdressers offering local gov workers 10% off in April. I'm one.
• Claimed £2.48 from TCB
* 2 X P/CNE SURVEYS = £6I can't be bothered updating this anymore0 -
managed to find free parking near the hospital
whilst I had my MRI done.
Dyed my hair (I only used half the hair dye packet).
nothing else.
Kindness costs nothing0 -
- Bought some more work items via quidco so thats up to £68 now (just the long wait for payment)
- Done a couple of onepolls done
- Works mobile is up for upgrade come May and will add OH to the list too so thats £28 a month saved
Mortgage free - 01/05/2019, mortgage high £200k 20110 -
Today I have:
* had free schwim
* charged phone at work
* hm lunch (leftovers)
* will make roast parsnip soup for dinner from parsnips from allotment (practically free dinner). Also used up chicken stock in the fridge, I'd made too much the other day and didn't want to chuck it out!
* submitted missing tcb claim for £8.97 (how do others keep track of these?)
Loving funky pigeon info, will hot foot it over there later to order sister's bday card. Well done nje24 on walking away from basket, I often do that in real stores!Mortgage [STRIKE]16/03/2011: £190K 01/01/2017: £107,729.65 [/STRIKE] 01/07/2017: £95,979.89
OPs 2011-2016 = £45K 2017 OPs = £9250.200 -
Hi all,
Over the last couple of days:
- received the rent from my flat £480
- received £42.50 from quidco
- been to work
- took packed lunch today, yesterday bought a meal deal from asda for £3 rather than the £3 just for a sandwich in my work canteen.
- received £13.60 child tax credit payment
- had the slow cooker on, sausage casserole.
- £78 cash back from egg card
however put £2 into the work syndicate for the euromillions this friday, and £2 for a comic relief raffle.
thats about it, this is definately going to be for the long haul!Aug 24 - Mortgage Balance £242,040.19
Credit Card - £8,141.63 + £4,209.83
Goals: Mortgage Free by 2035, Give up full time work once Mortgage Free, Ensure I have a pension income of £20k per year from 20350 -
Today I have:
* possibly found some temp work
* used my innocent coupons to try juice
* walked to MrA rather than drive there, even tho I was out in the car
* not bought lunch out, even tho I wanted to as I was hungry
* helped my DM understand quidco and directed her to cheaper breakdown cover than the AA/RAC rip-off crewsDebt at highest: £8k. Debt Free 31/12/2009. Original MFD May 2036, MF Dec 2018.0
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