discharged in two days

broxiebear1

well the year has flown by since i was a nervouse wreck going through with bankruptsy excuse the spelling plz i remember finding this site dont know how but i found it THANK GOD I DID what a great help everyone is . well how do i feel nothing really one step forward a lot to go i should be discharged 1st feb then its an ipa for another 2 years . then i will feel better. hows the year been well apart from the ipa and a few letters which i forwarded to my trustee thats been it really was allowed sky , contract phone. internet. and some extra money from overtime live in scotland.
its been a struggle money wise cant afford to go out or buy or save up for things we want but everyone is feeling it hard at the moment
why am i posting this well just to say a big thank you to all the peeps that helped me along the way you know who you are
thanks again BROXIE XX:beer::beer::beer:

Ineedaname

Wow, that's flown by Broxie, good to hear from you again.

Just been watching Superscrimpers on TV and there were some great budget recipes tonight which I think are on their website. Why not pop over to the Old Style board to see about other ways of cutting back so you can put a bit by for the odd treat? I know I saved quite a bit of money last year by growing my own veg, two 4ftx4ft raised beds and a few pots produced more than enough just for me using the Square Foot Gardening method. Even if you only have a small amount of space or a few pots, just think of the veg you eat most and grow those - great fun for the kids too!

dojoman

Time certainly flies by when you are having fun;) But in all seriousness, well done on your upcoming discharge:)

wildheart83

Well done on your discharge broxie, my fellow Scot - it's a good feeling to see it on the roi site as discharged by process of law.
If you have an IPA then I don't think much changes at this stage, but I would definitely have a look at the Old Style boards to see about saving some money off your weekly shop etc.

IF

Hi BROXIE, The time has gone fast!!! I'm so pleased your nearly discharged :beer:

Best wishes
If...x

hattybee

Don't forget you can get a certificate of discharge from the AiB - think it still costs £11 - just in case you need to prove it.

broxiebear1

hattybee wrote: »

Don't forget you can get a certificate of discharge from the AiB - think it still costs £11 - just in case you need to prove it.

hatty can i copy from ins site say about 10 copies just in case nice hearing from old friends will be here for a long time yet :beer:

Tupperware_Queen

oooh you'll be done now Broxie!!