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  • postingalwaysposting
    postingalwaysposting Posts: 13,987 Forumite
    edited 4 January 2013 at 10:56PM
    Payday :j Not too bad! After car insurance bill, rent, petrol and a £50 payment to the CC (£20 is min payment) that then leaves £162.63. I then require £124.42 next friday to cover all my bills. However I will need £204.42 to cover everything. That being said I am hoping the petrol I put in this week will last two as I no longer have to collect Mum from work as lil bro has a car so mum has hers back :D

    BUT I need to find £81.25 to apply for my first passport :o Long story short I should be visiting foreign lands to do with my job. Flights/board etc is included as I will be working but I need a passport to fly. I will be earning money while over there (poss £700-£800 after tax for those days) but I need to get there first. And there comes the problem of finding the money and someone to sign my forms. I think I can cobble the money together in the next few weeks £24ish for three weeks but unless I ask the bank or a doctor to sign my form which could cost money I have no idea how to get it signed... Ho hum! But there is no way I can turn down that type of earning :o Need to put my thinking cap on!

    :cool2:

    Edit, may have thought of someone who is 'a person of good standing in their community' but not a professional body. I shall ask him :D
  • beanielou
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    Happy days :grin:
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  • beanielou wrote: »
    Ooh how very exciting :grin:
    Happy days :grin:

    It was offered last year but lack of passport :( However if it can be done that is a huge amount of savings for me/car. It's mid july so I should be debt free then too :T It will also mean finally I can come and see you!!!

    :cool2:
  • beanielou
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    All happening then :grin:
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  • postingalwaysposting
    postingalwaysposting Posts: 13,987 Forumite
    edited 6 January 2013 at 9:29PM
    Fab weekend but an amazing day today!

    Nsd day on Sat, today I have spent £4.20 fish food (have enough for 3 months now), £2 on christmas cake for Mum (reduced), £1 spinach, £1 mixed salad and £1.25 rice milk for me. We also went to costa but I used a gift card I had.

    I have also spent the weekend cleaning/baking (store cupboard)/walking and generally spends free. I am hoping that my next two days off I can concerntrate on my studys for work :o

    I have also had some comunication today that has prob made this year and most of last. It gives me a bit of breathing space and I will be forever grateful to the person in question :A

    Back to work tomorrow :T

    Edit - I forgot to add, my lil brother managed to get me a parcel shelf and new hydraulic struts for the boot of my car for free. I wasn't going to buy them and was making do with a wardrobe pole (to hold boot open) and a parcel shelf that was breaking up, however if I were going to purchase them they would have cost £50 - £70. So that was a nice surprise :)
  • beanielou
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  • NSD's on Monday and today. Did a petrol run on Sunday, I will have to however purchase more on Friday :( I have been given a lot of extra work these past two day but its zig zag work which means short trips so high petrol burn! Ho hum.
    beanielou wrote: »
    You could cut down the shoe boxes a wee bit?

    I am going to reduce these now. Decided on one RL and only 3 normal ones... For now, this can change.

    This is because I have been given a knitting loom (lovely family friend) and I am going to knit premature hats/mittins/booties for hospitals in the local area. Its something that costs relitively little (£1 for wool, I think its two hats per ball but haven't completed one yet as I need to buy wool) but will give me something to do as I have gone off cross stitch again!! You never know I could be making christmas gifts later in the year ;)

    The money for this wool will come from my weekly play money of £5.

    Work tomorrow but I haven't got any extra work, I may phone in the morning and see if anything is going. I also need to pick the parcel of pads up from the sorting office. I may stop in costa for a coffee too but still have some money on my gift card :T

    :cool2:
  • Well managed to get an extra 2hrs work :T But I had to have lunch while in Costa so that wasn't too good and now I have used all my gift card :( Got the application for my passport too, just need to get the pictures and it signed. Fingers crossed I can take it to the PO on Monday. Collected the parcel containing the pads I ordered, just in time as I only have a few plastic ones left.

    Spends:
    £0.80 Costa
    £4.00 4* wool
    £4.80 :o

    That means I am however over my weekly spends as I purchased that food/ebook. Opps, must get back on track this coming week!!

    Wage is not good I may have to double up rent next week or put petrol on the CC :mad: Will update this tonight as I left my wage slip in my car.

    :cool2:
  • beanielou
    beanielou Posts: 95,599 Ambassador
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    Keep going :)
    Keep plodding aka Pap :grin:
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    Lou~ Debt free Wanabe No 55 DF 03/14.**Credit card debt free 30/06/10~** MFW. Finally mortgage free O2/ 2021****
    "A large income is the best recipe for happiness I ever heard of" Jane Austen in Mansfield Park.

    ***Fall down seven times,stand up eight*** ~~Japanese proverb.
    ***Keep plodding*** Out of debt, out of danger. ***Be the difference.***
    One debt remaining. Home improvement loan.
  • So after setting aside the money needed to cover my bills I had £35 remaining. So I payed Mum £30, I will pay her an extra £10 next week and I kept £5 as me money. When I need petrol I will use my CC sadly :(

    Off out to work later as I have been given some calls :)

    Haven't managed to start looming as I haven't got a hook/needle to loom with. I have ordered one on ebay and thankfully it was only 1p as I had an unknown £2.47 in my paypal account, the bad thing is that it will be coming from china :o

    I seem to have also started to learn how to knit :eek: Mum saw this advertised on the tv and mentioned it to me. I thought well for 99p for just the yarn is a good price, 2* 25g (that retails at £3.50 for 50g) so decided to pick it up... I am now knitting :rotfl: Now these magazines are £4.50 a week and are 80 issues = £360! So I don't know if I want to pay that. I am going to see if there are tutorials or a book of the different stitch's online somewhere. But I will get next weeks (£2.50) because you get a free crochet hook and more wool :T

    So todays spends -
    99p - magazine (1p in 'piggy')
    £2 - 4* 150g wool (charity shop)
    69p - 5 random balls of wool (charity shop - 31p in 'piggy')

    = £4 from my weekly play money

    High spends but thats this weeks entertainment sorted :cool: Plus I am well on my way to marking off an achivement I wanted to complete in 2013.

    :cool2:
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