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Old iPhone on ebay so hopefully that will pay for the new one and its a bit of decluttering too0
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So need to empty this house of stuff.
1. Broken Christmas decoration in the bin, its been hanging around for 3 years trying to get a bulb to make it work, but it would appear to be impossible so enough is enough.
2. Dressing gown in the bin cause its way past it.
3. 5 tops and a skort in the charity bag which will be picked up from the door on Monday, mission is to fill it by then.0 -
4. 4 vases to the Salvation Army Charity Shop. I've decided that they are going to be my CS for this year.
still got another 4 vases, how on earth did I manage to get 8 - total madness..0 -
Just updated my MFIT-T3 only £16k to go, might even make it before the end of 2014, that would be so exciting.0
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wow, that is exciting, well done you. Are you still saving as well? We have just requested our overpayments back from nationwide and it is only going to take a week to get them so am looking at future overpayments as emergency savings.mortgage 1 33,000. paid nov 2012
. mortgage 2 87,000 due 51,686.76 at july 2013, but then:new home and remortgage ... £101065.43:eek: now 74k0 -
Kind of lost the plot for a bit, its been a personally challenging year but I feel like I'm getting back to normal.
So MFIT -T3 balance 13572.31 OK with that but used to be able to put 300 a month more to it but no wage rise for 3 years and and a new car have impacted on that, but I do love the new truck.0 -
Further advance all paid off just the main mortgage to go now. It's at 11,078.91 to go. Determined to get it clear this year. I've had a wage rise due to moving to a new job so that is going to help
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Not updated for ages, only £6,454.32 to go its getting closer 0
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Now it's only £1772 yay0
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Nearly there! 0
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