Countdown to Freedom

tattycath

Just a heads up that it's free listing weekend on the bay! :j

Tilly_MFW_in_6_YRS

Thanks TattyCath, I have got a few things in the garage, which I found today so may list those.

Tilly

Tilly_MFW_in_6_YRS

I forgot that I also sorted the garage and larder shelves this morning (old billy bookcases in the garage), menu plan finished and printed.

I enjoy reading Tender (Nigel Slater) and Leith's Vegetarian bible. I've had a lovely couple of hours just mooching and picked up a few recipes for the plan.

I'm off to take back up copies of recipes from some library books

HM pizza for dinner with HM bread and HM salsa - bit of a HM theme:):)

£39.40 claimed from TCB - will move to offset once cleared.

Have a good afternoon,

Tilly x

gallygirl

Tilly_MFW_in_6_YRS wrote: »

Mt T says he feels like a postie at the moment with his RM survey stuff :rotfl:

Me too .

Lois_E

Thistlewhistle wrote: »

Honestly!!!

I turn my back for five minutes and whilst I'm gone, Mr T gets a job!!!

_party_:dance:_party_:dance:Woo-flipping-hoo!!!!!_party_:dance:_party_:dance:

Me too Thistle!

Massive congratulations to both of you, and hope Mr Tilly's job turns out to be even better than it looks.

shala_moo

Sorry I'm a bit late...


:j:j:j Brilliant news for Mr T :j:j:j

brizzledfw

Just popping in to say FAB NEWS!! Love it and whilst I never doubted it would happen, it's great it's happened now and you can start saving for retirement

Have a great weekend and I am thrilled for you. Absolutely made up

Xx

Secret_Saving_Squirrel

Hello,

What with the new pension rules, there will be the opportunity for you and lots of others to take tax free pension lump sums at 55 and pay off mortgages, saving £££ in interest in lots of cases. Not that you are anywhere near 55 of course, but it is a good future option especially if interest rates soar.

Think you should encourage Mr T to do the bedroom, it might be ages until he has time again!

Have a good evening,

Squirrel x

unhappy_shopper

Secret_Saving_Squirrel wrote: »

Hello,

What with the new pension rules, there will be the opportunity for you and lots of others to take tax free pension lump sums at 55 and pay off mortgages, saving £££ in interest in lots of cases. Not that you are anywhere near 55 of course, but it is a good future option especially if interest rates soar.

Think you should encourage Mr T to do the bedroom, it might be ages until he has time again!

Have a good evening,

Squirrel x

A timely remainder, SSS :-) Don't forget that you get a substantial bonus into your pension fund from the government depending on your tax rate. So get saving folks

CathT

Congratulations to Mr T!!! I really am so pleased for you. What fabulous timing and so well deserved.

Looking forward to following the next Chapter of your journey.

We need some renewed focus on our pensions, it's difficult to know whether to invest in pension or save. I'm only 31 but very much a planner and would like to retire at 55!