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"Sealed Pot Challenge 5"
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Quote: I don't believe you repeated yourself, ModestyB. I'm glad it's not just me who's slightly loopy in thinking that what we put in our pots joins it's brothers and sisters - I bet they have a major reunion every night. A penny party maybe..? Quote
LOOPY! ME! Can't be me! Lol! I was wondering where the sounds of singing and dancing were coming from every night! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:As long as they're all happy together I don't mind. :beer:S.P.C. 9 2016 No. 062 Banked £337.50
My Gold Stars off Sue. :staradmin:staradmin:staradmin:staradmin:staradmin:staradmin:staradmin:staradmin:staradmin:staradmin :staradmin:staradmin:staradmin:staradmin:staradmin :staradmin:staradmin:staradmin:staradmin:staradmin :staradmin0 -
jasperconran wrote: »hi all,
Firstly I will apologise if im posting this in the wrong place!! but cant find the info I need.
I have got loads and loads of pennies to cash up but dont have anytime to go the bank. plus I havent got many money bags either. I have used the machines at asdas before and I know you lose a bit but I am trying to avoid that. any ideas anyone??
thanks
i would avoid these because they charge, you can get money bags from the post office or if you really can't bag it up you could start taking a handful shopping with you when you go and throw them in the selfservice tillsDEC GC £463.67/£450
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evening potters
not been about a couple of days busy working long hours and battling high winds and a wee blizzard , too tired to even swtch on pc when got home
have added to my pot today ( been a few days since i shopped and had any change ) glad to hear those coins poppping in not quite a " thud" more a rattle but every bit helps0 -
Hi and wow well done everyone you all pot so much! I hardly ever carry cash but my first £2.30 went in the pot yesterday, wahoo!:heartsmil Stay-at-home-mummy of two, pinching the pennies but loving it! :heartsmil
Spreadsheeter, piggybanker, envelope-system user!
:exclamati Debt £1400/£6500 21.5% :exclamati
:question: Emergency Fund £0/£500 0% :question:0 -
Another £6.50 added to the pot! Hope everyone has a great weekend, i'm off to my work christmas do!Debt free as of 28/11/11 :j
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Another 29p in the pot tonight. My other half had left it lying on the kitchen table and my daughter potted it before I had time to even suggest it to her.
Good!
Settled in front of Eastenders, snuggled under the duvet...Ninja Saving Turtle0 -
Sue - a Mater Tin is a sealed money tin with Mater on from the Pixar 'Cars' filmsPay off all my debts before Christmas 2015 #165.0
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Evening
First weigh of the new saving year today and my tin weighs 1lb
have a good week everyone xVSP Challenge 2010 No 19 - £416.09 , 2011 No15 - £497.17, 2012 No9 - £146.52. 2013 No5 - £113.92SPC4 No1066 - £948.95,SPC5 No1066 - £659.49 (2 stone 13lbs)SPC6 No1066 - Pot 1 - 3.03b. Pot 2 - 3.05lb Pot 3 - 3.0lb0 -
well i spent 20mins in tesco today and did 50% of my xmas shopping.also spent £5 sending cards to australia[late i know:o]
so just 50p in my pot today.:)there is no wealth but lifesealed pot challenge#240
df by dec 2014#150
Barclaycard[ 1641]512. loan[4100]2673. nationwide[1898]1548.natwest 2980.total [8584]7713.:eek::eek:0 -
I'm still just on 30p, forgot to search handbags, maybe tomorrow.Our LBM: Dec 2011. DMP started: Jan 2012. Debt at LBM: £41,568
Oct 2012 = Current debt: £40,548.93
Oct 2013 = Current debt: £39.054.70
DMP Support number 424 - Long haul number 3080
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