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Christmas 2007 savings club
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My sig has my xmas savings update - have also bought a few bargains for hampers in Tesco in the last few weeks - bath sets, CDs, baby stuff, photo frames all reduced to 10p*** PROPHECY_GRRL****** DEBT FREE AS OF 17/10/11 - I DID IT!!! ***0
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Update:
Boots vouchers £20.00 (pigsback)
Mothercare vouchers £20.00
Tesco Stamps £42.00
Tesco Clubcard Vouchers £29.00
Have updated my sig, with points/cash for surveys/pigsback.
2 x Boots No7 wraps
1 x Sanctuary Weekend BagTaffyswife0 -
im doing well this month! particularly thrilled with my ebay !! this might offset xmas presents i have already stockpiled, or go to my latest holiday!! not sure yet!
:ABeing Thrifty Gifty again this year:A
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My brother mentioned John Shuttleworth's 500 Bus Stops DVD and I got right on it and found it cheap on the Internet, so that is a pressie for my brother sorted.0 -
Signature updated.
Plan for April: Finish the 2 presents I have started (need a few choccy bars for one, and a washbag-type thing for another) then think about what I can do for the rest... Only 24 :rolleyes: Having crises as to what to give now though as I have started making pamper hampers to sell, so can't really give them as presents0 -
Sig updated, still on track:D
I have started "cashing in" some of my loyalty poitns with myself, that is to say I am spending some of them on stuff I woudl usually buy in those shops anyway & repaying the cash out of my usual budget into the Christmas so you might see the 1 & 2p savings jump up a lot everynow & then as that's where I'm putting the cash. This wasy I am not wasting any money as I am only strictly buying what I would usually buy at the best price (e.g I always buy nappies in Boots so spending my boots points on these & repaying myself the same amount cash from grocery budget to Xmas budget) but am giving myself the flexabilty of cash for Christmas spending. Hope that makes sense?.
Happy Christmas saving everyone:TPost Natal Depression is the worst part of giving birth:p
In England we have Mothering Sunday & Father Christmas, Mothers day & Santa Clause are American merchandising tricks:mad: Demonstrate pride in your heirtage by getting it right please people!0 -
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I've updated my sig, am well on track now. Have bought a few bits and pieces from the book man who comes to my office as well, so getting sorted nice and early this year :T
Roll on December 25th lol!*** PROPHECY_GRRL****** DEBT FREE AS OF 17/10/11 - I DID IT!!! ***0 -
Just updated mine
All birthdays now done, Easter out of the way, Mother's Day done, and Father's Day bought for. Financially, we've just got about £70 (4 kids presents) to do for Christmas and that's it.
A few weeks of crafty stuff with the kids in November, some baking for hampers the week before Christmas, and that's this year all wrapped up - with money still in the kitty.
So nice to know we can enjoy the fun stuff this year without worrying about getting around the shops in December or how to pay the bills in JanuaryDFW Nerd no. 884 - Proud to [strike]be dealing with[/strike] have dealt with my debts0 -
Hi All
Just updating myself
pigsback - £3.40 (£10.00 voucher claimed and spent!)
boots - £1.90
tesco vouchers - £0.00
tesco food stamps - £10.00
cash savings - £100
4 hampers ready to be filled
got to buy for
sons 3rd birthday
fathers day
bfs birthdayTime to find me again0 -
This is how mine's going so far:
Tesco clubcard vouchers £18.50
Sainsbury savings stamps £25.00
Park Hampers (vouchers) £350
Ebay sales £40.04
Terramundi jar for small change ??
Will try and update monthlyMFiT-T7 #17 (Jan 2025) £193k (Apr) £177k (July) £
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