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Go Lily Go - Paying off the mortgage
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ps - I just used the card checker and I have 0% chance of getting a credit card.:rotfl:I have a long way to go before I am credit worthy again. Thank goodness I still have a Barclaycard to rebuild it all.0
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Washing machine here! A bit weird on arrival. The delivery guys were a bit odd. One went to use the bathroom and took ages. I swear he flushed the loo twice and I could hear a lot of water running. Still its here and quietly chugging its way through a cleaning cycle before it tackles the mountain of laundry I have waiting for it.:j0
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Perhaps he needed a poo and it wouldn't flush.Morgage till Nov 30 GOAL MFW Sept 2016Aug 11 - £100k Aug 2016.... It's GONE!!!!!
2014 GOAL HIT 5 Stone! 2016 GOAL to be a MF marathon runner.
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Hehe perhaps although our loo is usually pretty good at flushing everything first go :rotfl:
Washing machine doing its first load now. I was so excited I took the instruction manual to read in the bath this afternoon.
BF down the pub leaving me in peace to do a mammoth Ebay upload. Just cooking my tea before I start.0 -
Ooh forgot I made a payment into the savings pot today - a precise £31.72 from Ebay profit.
I have also started a little fun project to show BF how much change he loses. BF refuses to carry a wallet. he just shoves everything into his pockets and I am always finding change on the floor around the house. I dread to think how much he loses when hes out and about. So now everytime I find some coins he has dropped I am putting it in a savings pot and lets see how much I have a few months time. Todays pickings were 30p from the bedroom floor0 -
I have also started a little fun project to show BF how much change he loses. BF refuses to carry a wallet. he just shoves everything into his pockets and I am always finding change on the floor around the house. I dread to think how much he loses when hes out and about. So now everytime I find some coins he has dropped I am putting it in a savings pot and lets see how much I have a few months time. Todays pickings were 30p from the bedroom floor
Ah, I used to do that when I lived with my ex! I used to call it my pocket money! Rofl but it did allow me to finish off the new bathroom we were in the process of doing when we had split up! :rotfl: xx It paid for the lot, mind you if he had been to the pub I used to take a note too, so we were equal! Xx]Mortgage 1. At start £46,000, may 1996 jan 11 £27363.58 :mad: Dec 11 £25,289.00 December 12 £21,882.68
june 2013, £[STRIKE]18,948 18,182[/STRIKE][/ September 13. Funds available to clear the darn thing! Yay! :j0 -
ps - I just used the card checker and I have 0% chance of getting a credit card.:rotfl:I have a long way to go before I am credit worthy again. Thank goodness I still have a Barclaycard to rebuild it all.
It will take time Lily, keep making the payments and in a few years time you will have a 100% chance of a 0% card. Had an odd one through the post yesterday! I took nationwide to the financial ombudsman when I was in the mire, because the mppi didn't pay out. Fos upheld their decision :mad:
Letter from nationwide said we want to look at this again? Please fill in this form and we will respond in 8 weeks??? Would have been nice if they had processed and approved it, when I needed it, but if it does happen, it will be a nice bonus overpayment on the mortgage. :j]Mortgage 1. At start £46,000, may 1996 jan 11 £27363.58 :mad: Dec 11 £25,289.00 December 12 £21,882.68
june 2013, £[STRIKE]18,948 18,182[/STRIKE][/ September 13. Funds available to clear the darn thing! Yay! :j0 -
Eek, scared! My MFW diary is up! Hope I did it right? Xx]Mortgage 1. At start £46,000, may 1996 jan 11 £27363.58 :mad: Dec 11 £25,289.00 December 12 £21,882.68
june 2013, £[STRIKE]18,948 18,182[/STRIKE][/ September 13. Funds available to clear the darn thing! Yay! :j0 -
You did great and I cant wait to read it :T
Not a very exciting couple of days. My poor bank account still looks a bit pathetic but my grandma gave me her tax dodging (legal I hope) £200 that appears in all her grandkids accounts a couple of times a year. She gets really upset when we don't use it sensibly (my cousin tends to buy Hello Kitties for his girlfriends collection:rotfl:) so I am top grandchild by being a good girl and transferring it straight into my OP pot.
Ebay also doing well. Just set up a google spreadsheet to keep track of my profits as Excel and my laptop were not getting on. Ive made £60 or so profit in a few weeks so more going into the OP pot very soon:j0 -
my grandma gave me her tax dodging (legal I hope) £200 that appears in all her grandkids accounts a couple of times a year. She gets really upset when we don't use it sensibly (my cousin tends to buy Hello Kitties for his girlfriends collection:rotfl:) so I am top grandchild by being a good girl and transferring it straight into my OP pot.A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort
Mortgage Balance = £0
"Do what others won't early in life so you can do what others can't later in life"0
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