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A Payment A Day - Part 11!
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A nice shiny £1 for me today please.
Happy Christmas Eve! :rudolf:0 -
Merry Christmas :xmassmile£2 for me today please.This time I haven't smoked since 6th Jan 2014 and still going ok.
Fingers crossed x0 -
Happy Christmas everyone
£18.50 to Virgin CC for me today.Pay off all my debts before Christmas 2015 #165.0 -
80p in the tin for me today, and £65 to the loan.
Hope everyone has a wonderful Christmas.0 -
thevinternet wrote: »Oooh, that sounds nice! Are you off to stay with friends or just going for a break?
BTW peeps, I am getting RIDICULOUSLY excited about being the counter-upper for January *dusts down abacus* :rotfl:
Och I'm so happy for you :j....Yeah I got like that too...Sure you'll do a fab job...Sorry my 'big' pad won't be till about the middle/3rd 3rd of the month so it won't help till then...
But should do a wee pad just before then DV :money:psychopathbabble wrote: »I've finally done a mystery shopping assignment, and am getting CV sorted to send to a temping agency so fingers crossed I can get some extra work to get those pennies rolling inI need to meet a sugar daddy... MrS isn't rich enough!
Okay....sugar daddy? :eek: What's the cost of having a sugar Daddy? Does he come with a money back guarantee? What about trading standards? LOL....what about consumer rights? How long does he last before he melts?
LOL
Anyhow...refund on ebay for the ASOS - wee tiny saddle bag - so PAD (when it clears from Paypal) of £16.74 to EOD :T
E:dance:
I believe in the power of PAD
Come and join us on the Payment a Day thread
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This is my 10,000th post on the MSE forums :eek:, and I wanted it to be here.
When I first found the PAD thread, it was three years ago and I have over £9,000 worth of debt. I had no idea how to get out of it, but get out of it I did - and only a week or two before my 30th birthday I became debt-free, all thanks to the Power Of PAD.
I now have debt again, but this time "good debt" for a better car than I had before, and I've already used PAD to pay off nearly 20% of the loan since July.
Without this thread I would still be stuck in a rotten situation, with no idea how to get out of my financial pickles. Instead, I have debt but it's manageable and reducing every day and with every small payment.
If you've just found us, this method of paying down your debts really can work, one penny and one payment at a time.
Merry Christmas folks :rudolf:0 -
^^^^ :j:j:j:j:j 10000 posts, you sure are talkative! I do agree with everything you have said, sometimes a small PAD may seem a bit pointless given the size of the mountain some of us have to climb but it really does work! Since finding this thread I have grabbed the bull by the horns and worked out a path to debt freedom, which turns out to be not as long a road as I thought.
Congratulations on 10000 posts FF, I look forward to reading 10000 more :beer:0 -
£2.00 PAD for me again today.DFW Nerd 1394.
Total Debt Paid £38109.29/ £40259.24.0 -
Further PAD for me today, £200 divided between two of OH's cc's.
Having a lovely evening - DD is visiting from London and is making me a raspberry mojito:D0 -
An inspirational story FF! You've been my inspiration on the board as well as all of the other lovely peeps!
Keep Padding one and All!!!
Happy Christmas
RSdiscosPlan to PAD Everyday 2024Credit Card - £3662.99 (int free to 11/11/25) -PAD TotalsJan 2024 -0
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