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  • Skint_but_Optimistic
    Skint_but_Optimistic Posts: 3,391 Forumite
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    Why his training is continuing, he is selling all his paperbacks as well...

    Im really busy today, starting to move the living room around.

    Made a solicitors appointment and feel better already!
    Trying to shift that debt!
  • gargrave50
    gargrave50 Posts: 3,011 Forumite
    Skint_but_Optimistic wrote: »
    Why his training is continuing, he is selling all his paperbacks as well...

    Any chance you could take up either of the following options?

    1. Train my husband accordingly
    2. Get your husband to train my husband accordingly

    He wants to take all Cole's DVDs to Australia - and I want to kill him. He hasn't watched a DVD in around 2 years. I'm going to investigate - there must be a place online to sell DVDs to in bulk.:mad:
    LBM 30/6/9 Unsecured debts [STRIKE]£25,323.48[/STRIKE] £0 :T Debt free
    Left for life Down Under 4th August 2012 - living frugally and have learned my lessons :j:j:j:j
  • Skint_but_Optimistic
    Skint_but_Optimistic Posts: 3,391 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    edited 25 April 2012 at 8:49AM
    Doesnt music magpie do that?

    Busy Busy.. meeting my boss this morning, have skipped on to update my sig as I have paid off HMRC today!

    Gerrin!
    Trying to shift that debt!
  • gargrave50
    gargrave50 Posts: 3,011 Forumite
    Skint_but_Optimistic wrote: »
    Doesnt music magpie do that?

    Busy Busy.. meeting my boss this morning, have skipped on to update my sig as I have paid off HMRC today!

    Gerrin!

    Music Magpie does indeed Kathryn, I googled last night in the middle of popping babies out:D.

    Well done on HMRC - off to have a peak at the signature:j.
    LBM 30/6/9 Unsecured debts [STRIKE]£25,323.48[/STRIKE] £0 :T Debt free
    Left for life Down Under 4th August 2012 - living frugally and have learned my lessons :j:j:j:j
  • gargrave50
    gargrave50 Posts: 3,011 Forumite
    Can't figure out how to see your signature because I'm signed in and I'm a retard at heart:heart2::smileyhea!
    LBM 30/6/9 Unsecured debts [STRIKE]£25,323.48[/STRIKE] £0 :T Debt free
    Left for life Down Under 4th August 2012 - living frugally and have learned my lessons :j:j:j:j
  • Skint_but_Optimistic
    Skint_but_Optimistic Posts: 3,391 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    Aww its allright it just says Ive paid off three debts so I am over the knock!

    Glad music magpie does it. I had toyed with getting rid of my over a thousand cds. I have not. I listen to them as soon as I think I will get rid of one, I play it and love it again.

    I might have to get rid of some at least.
    Trying to shift that debt!
  • millionaire_in_training
    millionaire_in_training Posts: 5,818 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    :j on paying off HMRC. You are going great guns :T. You'll have got rid of that debt before you know it:D
    5 Year plan. April 2020 to June 2025- CC and mortgage free by time I'm 60
    Currently CC £23,674.36 /£14,895.41/£14315.42
    Mortgage £28,214.65/ £26,254.71/ £25,746.43
    By end 2020 I want CC at £ 19,000.00.
    By end 2021 I want CC at £10,000.00
  • debtfreewannabe321
    debtfreewannabe321 Posts: 9,382 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Name Dropper Photogenic
    YAY well done on getting rid of HMRC!!! :D I downloaded all my c.d's on to a hard drive then got rid of the lot down the charity shop! :) i've seen them sold in bulk on ebay too and facebook (selling pages) xx
    MORTGAGE BALANCE when we moved Aug 2024, £120,000. January 1st £118,267.06. May 1st, £116, 123, June 1st, £115,536, New mortgage added for extension- £165,000 July 1st!
    Mortgage Overpayments - September-December, £152.46. J- £103.27, F- £115, M- £91.50, A- £100, M- £200, J- £200. J- £200.
    Total- £1162.23
    Goal pay off 1% of current mortgage in 1 year. £1200. (96.83% there)

    EF- first goal £300
    https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6496485/buying-a-little-piece-of-middle-england#latest
  • DebtFree2012
    DebtFree2012 Posts: 3,573 Forumite
    Well done on clearing #3 hun - cooking on gas now!

    Weekend is almost upon us - fantastic :)
    Debt - CCV £3792
    CCB £1383 (took a hit for a holiday)
    Loan 1 £1787
    Loan 2 £1683
    Total £8601 Was £39302
  • gargrave50
    gargrave50 Posts: 3,011 Forumite
    Have you taken the bank holiday weekend to the limits K?

    Where art thou? Slightly worried (and I don't do worried ;)). xx Julie
    LBM 30/6/9 Unsecured debts [STRIKE]£25,323.48[/STRIKE] £0 :T Debt free
    Left for life Down Under 4th August 2012 - living frugally and have learned my lessons :j:j:j:j
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