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The "Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2012" challenge - PART 2!!!
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Thanks, it seems to be working perfectly and will be very motivational :TLooks great - thanks Eddi! I never know where to start with a spreadsheet... I am a diary and post-it note kinda girl xxx
Thanks both
rdchick so was I. And to be fair every month now I still sit with a sheet of A4 and a pencil and do the sums for the month. I think I just needed something where I could see at any given time exactly what the current state of play was and what I needed to do to keep on track. I've been in debt for so very many years that now I've decided to get out if it quick I've become a bit obsessed! (We've also just gone to Google Docs at work and I'm in love with Google Spreadsheets)
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Ok. I seem to be posting a lot today but have put together a list of money saving things I must do this week:
*Change my car insurance policy from Comprehensive to 3PFT expected saving: £250 should be able to get some cashback too :cool: I would do this now but need to double check my no claims
*Investigate my water supply for leaks (metered bill up from £12pcm to £32pcm!) expected saving £240 (though likely to be offset by plumber's fee in the short term. Better for the environment though and also in the long term. Need a plumber anyway as one tap has stopped working
*Try and haggle down wedding decoration supplier (one we like more expensive than other quotes) expected saving £90
Alright, so it's not as long a list as it seemed in my head :rotfl: most of my to do list appears to be chores instead
Anyway, if that all works out, then that's an additional £580 towards debt repayments, and £490 of that is on an ongoing basis :j:eek: Wow, what a wasteThanks both
rdchick so was I. And to be fair every month now I still sit with a sheet of A4 and a pencil and do the sums for the month. I think I just needed something where I could see at any given time exactly what the current state of play was and what I needed to do to keep on track. I've been in debt for so very many years that now I've decided to get out if it quick I've become a bit obsessed! (We've also just gone to Google Docs at work and I'm in love with Google Spreadsheets)
can you pm me the formulae for doing so please.
Diary: Getting back on track for 2013 and beyondDEBT FREE 13-10-13 :dance::dance::dance::dance::dance:
Beautiful daughter born 11.1.14Mortgage: [STRIKE]£399,435.91[/STRIKE] £377218.83
Deposit loan from Dad: £9000[STRIKE]£10000[/STRIKE]0 -
HelenPie, shop around for your car insurance and don't be afraid to haggle with them. I did with mine last year and got £50 taken off.CC2 = £8687.86 ([STRIKE]£10000[/STRIKE] )CC1 = £0 ([STRIKE]£9983[/STRIKE] ); Reusing shopping bags savings =£5.80 vs spent £1.05.Wine is like opera. You can enjoy it even if you don't understand it and too much can give you a headache the next day J0
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068 £602.22 / £6,492.82 9.27%
Thanks for the spreadsheetIt's much easier to keep track of payments, as I update my snowball with interest etc so it's only accurate for a few days a month.
Became Mrs Scotland 16.01.16Became homeowners 26.02.16
Baby girl arrived 27.10.16
Baby boy arrived 16.09.2018
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Do you have to have Microsoft office to use the spreadsheets? x8 years of being on a DMP finished 3/3/140
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Thanks for help Psychobabble - was hating new layout!
Still another 6 days til pay day - January seems never ending.
Had 3 NSD this week and have managed not to buy a bottle of wine 2 days in a row to achieve this! This thread is so motivational in keeping me on the straight and narrow :TDebt Free. Have my Van.Find dream
Frugal 2016 Target @£400 per month
Month 1 £400/£400 Total of 6 Months: £/£2400
Food £0/£120 pm Diesel £0/£100 Me/DD £0/£80 Yearly (clothes/holidays/presents) £0/£100
It's not the end, it's the journey and how we travelled.0 -
Yesssssss it's payday at last:T:T sent payments off will update when payments clear:j
Can someone please help what am I doing wrong with sw!! Bu!!s taking forever to get bucks. Does everyone register with everything to get the higher bucks or just games and tv??:j I am out of this mess :jPay off ALL my debt by Xmas 2012/13 Challenge #237#120 £11,284.27 / £11,284.27:beer:DFD-31.12.13:beer:0 -
Yay, my cheques arrived at home today so fingers crossed they will get put in the bank tomorrow.... SO EXCITED!!
tryinghard not sure about the spreadsheets sorry xBecame Mrs Scotland 16.01.16Became homeowners 26.02.16
Baby girl arrived 27.10.16
Baby boy arrived 16.09.2018
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Brokenpromiseland wrote: »Can someone please help what am I doing wrong with sw!! Bu!!s taking forever to get bucks. Does everyone register with everything to get the higher bucks or just games and tv??
Click Earn - Daily Polls = 1 swagbuck
Click Earn - NOSO = 2 swagbucks (just keep clicking next offer till end)
Swagbucks TV = 3 bucks per 10 videos
Special Offers - Supersonic - watch videos on second tab = 1 - 3 bucks each
Special Offers - Peanut Lab - has occasional 60 buck surveys at the top (small writing) easy to qualify
Special Offers - Payment wall - lots of surveys but not so easy to qualify
Search swagcode spoiler on google that gives any codes for free bucks when they come out so check periodically through the day
Refer people!! if they sign up through your link you get a match of their search bucks
Search twice a day
Envelope on top bar should have a red 1 appear next to it every day, open it, click to open the video inside and shut the new tab immediately, then click the second clickable button in the email and select 'didnt see an advert' to recieve 3 bucks.SPC No 002 SPC(3) £285/£250 (4) £519.84/£500 (5) £768.32/£500 (6) £911.30/£600 (7) £913.23/£600 (8) £1184.82/£750 (9) £2864.04/£750 (10) £3846.25/£1000 (11) £1779.72/£1000 (12) £1596.55/£1000 (13) £1534.70/£1000 (14) £775.60/£1000 (15) £700.20/£1000 (16) £2081.34/£1000 (17) £1691.15/£1000 (18) £225/£10000
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