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The trip today went really well, the weather was actually lovely and the place was really quiet, so everything went very smoothly
So far it has been a nsd :T
I have also just won £5 on a games offer and reached payout on a survey site (£50), and have a free bet tonight that should hopefully make me approx £30, so that should go some way to recovering the deficit from this month
Off to rearrange finances for the start of the new monthMortgage Total: £50,720/ £75,000
Mortgage Overpayments Pot £15870 -
You Gov me thinks?
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One debt remaining. Home improvement loan.0 -
Nope, newvista
They pay out much more regularly than yougov, although I do them too
Mortgage Total: £50,720/ £75,000
Mortgage Overpayments Pot £15870 -
Signature all adjusted, we're back up to July 2019
although tonights free bet should get that back down to June, it basically puts me a month backwards, but hey ho, lets get going again and hope that May is a better month
Mortgage Total: £50,720/ £75,000
Mortgage Overpayments Pot £15870 -
£30 profit from tonights free bet, very happy with that, off to the mortgage pot it goes and it should knock me back down to June 2019 :beer:Mortgage Total: £50,720/ £75,000
Mortgage Overpayments Pot £15870 -
Quidco has paid out £51 today and a survey site has paid out £5 too. Also I have the £6 from the electric reduced direct debit to chuck into the mortgage pot, so things aren't looking so bad this morningMortgage Total: £50,720/ £75,000
Mortgage Overpayments Pot £15870 -
I've got a load of stuff on Quidco that has been 'tracked' for months with no movement whatsover! A few bits are waiting to be paid but that money will be swallowed up by the £5 fee.0
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mummymandy wrote: »BenBen, could I please pick your brains? I have just sold my first ever item on Eb*y, and I am all of a dither. Its a cd, and with the new postage charges coming in tomorrow, I have no idea how many stamps to put on it. I am totally confused, read RM website, but don't have any scales so no idea how much it weighs, I think I will need a large G&T to steady my nerves!:eek:
You're better off taking it to the post office because you'll be losing money if you stick stamps on and will be eating into your profitIt's not how far you fall - it's how high you bounce back.... :jHappiness is not a destination - it's a journey0 -
Tesco order arrived (£58), baths done, time to chill now
Other than the tescos shopping the only other spends today was my lunch (£2).
Went to see Dad after work, he was quite quiet today. Nothing much else going on really ...Mortgage Total: £50,720/ £75,000
Mortgage Overpayments Pot £15870 -
Sold a bin on ebay (£5) and my Halifax £5 has gone in too, so thats £10 in total to add to the mortgage pot todayMortgage Total: £50,720/ £75,000
Mortgage Overpayments Pot £15870
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