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Good luck with the new instructor, you can do it
It reminded me to check for Butlins who are on there and then they offered another £80 off this weekend :j So I've just booked my parents in for a weekender!No longer using this account for new posts from 20130 -
Good luck with the new instructor, you can do it
It reminded me to check for Butlins who are on there and then they offered another £80 off this weekend :j So I've just booked my parents in for a weekender!
Woot well done you! That is a good saving I reckon :TDo not meddle in the affairs of Dragons, for thou art crunchy and good with catsup
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£123 for a 3-night weekend break with dinner and B&B :eek:No longer using this account for new posts from 20130
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Great news for you Superpap on your driving lesson.
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gem thats not too bad as evening meals are included, at haven the meal prices are a little outrageous :rolleyes:
little update from me... i seem to be browsing ebay and internet shopping sites more this week/weekend as i know there is money sat in my accounts waiting to be spent :rolleyes: not good as this is how i got into debtanyways i have been shopping again today and spent all my vouchers that people online have given me or i got from the freebie section of this forum :T so i think i need to stop spending ~ now... its not too bad as my next weekend off (when i usually spend) is after pay day :rotfl: so i have done the best thing i could and transfered £247.00 into my savings accounts
this is £175.00 from my virgin casinos (i took back the £55 i used to take up this offer however in 2 months time £50 will be put in my paypal account from topcashback) £72.00 from part of my bed sale
over the week/weekend i have spent £114.93 :eek: ... however this included many xmas presents to the value of £112.78 for £60.00 (so techinally i should take the money out of my xmas account :rolleyes:), my duvet, my matteress cover, new bed clothes, wii points, a birthday gift, food and pet things :rolleyes: it does look bad but many a month goes by and i spend just my £10 a week weekly money and one wii game... soo i dont know what i am trying to do, justify itbut why? i am not in debt so its a mini blow out and £247 in savings including my usually monthly £203 is great
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Hey Pap, Love the new bed, but where's teddy?!?!!?Debt Free as of 17/01/2009 Turtle Power!!
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Mortgage at 30/09/22 £113,694.11 | Mortgage at 24/01/23 £110,707.87
Mortgage at 21/04/23 £107,701.01 | Mortgage at 20/07/23 £106,979.65
Mortgage at 04/10/23 £106,253.77 | Mortgage at 10/01/24 £105,324.57
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x_raphael_xx wrote: »Hey Pap, Love the new bed, but where's teddy?!?!!?
dont worry the is there nowplus a few more :rotfl:
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just rejigging my budget as my bike insurace has ended and i have finally opened up a halifax regular saver (thansk sm & gem) in which i will pay £25 per month and cannot touch it for 12months... at the end of 12months halifax will filter it in to a web saver in which my regular saver will start again... not including interest which at present is fixed at 7.00% AER for a year would give me a pay out of £300.00 next sep/october... however this money i am not counting, to me it will be 'forgotten money' and i shall keep paying into it for a few years to produce a little cash that is secret to me :rotfl: so with all the changes this is the outcome ~
Income ~ £770.00
Bills ~ £353.50/£363.50 (depending as one bill is 3 monthly)
Savings ~ £269.00 (christmas savings £20, holiday savings 1 £112, holiday savings 2 £112, Halifax £25)
Spends ~ £124.50
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pap,
just wanted to thak you for the updates. i am so impressed with you, especially for
- keeping going with the driving and
- being strong with your mum!
plus the weight loss is FAB!
Well done!Debt free 4th April 2007.
New house. Bigger mortgage. MFWB after I have my buffer cash in place.0
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