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In the negative (to the not so nice) tune of £19771.50 ...

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  • Want-To-Fit-In
    Want-To-Fit-In Posts: 147 Forumite
    Debt details are
    [STRIKE]Loan £10000[/STRIKE] £9000
    [STRIKE]Loan £2691[/STRIKE] 2400
    [STRIKE]Loan £1835 100 [/STRIKE] 0 :D
    [STRIKE]Provident £540 490 440 190[/STRIKE] 0 :D
    [STRIKE]Fredrickson £1950 1813.97 1783.97 [/STRIKE]£1753.97
    [STRIKE]Reliable Collections £650 £555.96 £545.96[/STRIKE] £535.96
    [STRIKE]JD Williams £400 £258.64 £244.64 [/STRIKE]£230.64
    [STRIKE]Next £100 £50[/STRIKE] 0 :D

    [STRIKE]Moneybox 247 £389.88[/STRIKE] 0 :D
    [STRIKE]Txt Loan £351[/STRIKE] 0 :D
    [STRIKE]Mini Credit £187.50 [/STRIKE] 0 :D
    [STRIKE]Mr Lender £400[/STRIKE] 0 :D
    Also have

    [STRIKE]Rent arrears £900 £850[/STRIKE] 0 :D
    [STRIKE]Council tax £240 [/STRIKE] 0 :D

    Making an awful amount of [STRIKE]£19771.50 £16666.95 £15542.95 £14951.95 14299.57[/STRIKE] £13920.57

    Sub 14k :D:D

    £5850.93 paid off :D
    POAMAYC #67 in 2013 £6304.93/£6000
    In the negative (to the not so nice) tune of £19771.50 ... 31.8% Paid :)
  • rising_from_the_ashes
    rising_from_the_ashes Posts: 12,433 Forumite
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    Want-To-Fit-In wrote: »
    Sub 14k :D:D

    £5850.93 paid off :D

    :j:j:j Well done! :j:j:j

    Even better getting rid of all those horrid PDLs and really high interest ones!:T:T:T Bet things feel a lot more cope-able with now!:D
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    Looking great :grin:
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  • Want-To-Fit-In
    Want-To-Fit-In Posts: 147 Forumite
    rising_from_the_ashes wrote: »
    :j:j:j Well done! :j:j:j

    Even better getting rid of all those horrid PDLs and really high interest ones!:T:T:T Bet things feel a lot more cope-able with now!:D

    Thank you :) Glad they are gone before next month. We are back to standard wages with no overtime x
    beanielou wrote: »
    Looking great :grin:

    Thank you :D x
    POAMAYC #67 in 2013 £6304.93/£6000
    In the negative (to the not so nice) tune of £19771.50 ... 31.8% Paid :)
  • Want-To-Fit-In
    Want-To-Fit-In Posts: 147 Forumite
    Hello all hope all is well?

    Need to meal plan and do the shopping still, and still not sorted birthdays out!

    Will get round to it, Also plan to keep a spending diary for a month (not for the bills I know what they cost :o but money is filtering through again and it needs to stop!
    POAMAYC #67 in 2013 £6304.93/£6000
    In the negative (to the not so nice) tune of £19771.50 ... 31.8% Paid :)
  • Want-To-Fit-In
    Want-To-Fit-In Posts: 147 Forumite
    edited 14 February 2013 at 1:02PM
    Spending diary 8th Feb-8th March

    Amazon £17.25 (part of 1 child's birthday present)
    [STRIKE]Ebay £30 (Highchair & Musical Potty)[/STRIKE]
    Corner Shop £5.85 (Milk & Bread)
    Tesco monthly shop £89.80
    Butcher £70
    Gas £15
    Electric £10
    POAMAYC #67 in 2013 £6304.93/£6000
    In the negative (to the not so nice) tune of £19771.50 ... 31.8% Paid :)
  • kerri_gt
    kerri_gt Posts: 11,202 Forumite
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    Want-To-Fit-In wrote: »
    Spending diary 8th Feb-8th March

    Amazon £17.25 (part of 1 child's birthday present)
    Ebay £30 (Highchair & Musical Potty)
    Corner Shop £5.85 (Milk & Bread)

    Musical potty? Are you serious? (I'm not being funny, I don't have kids myself and mine deff didn't play music unless it was me tinkling back in the day :o )
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  • Want-To-Fit-In
    Want-To-Fit-In Posts: 147 Forumite
    kerri_gt wrote: »
    Musical potty? Are you serious? (I'm not being funny, I don't have kids myself and mine deff didn't play music unless it was me tinkling back in the day :o )

    A musical potty :rotfl::rotfl: yep your right its her birthday present :D

    That sounds nasty but she isn't just getting a potty :rotfl:

    http://www.smythstoys.com/toilet-training-194sc/minnie-mouse-potty-system-122003itm.aspx

    This but £15 on Ebay ;)
    POAMAYC #67 in 2013 £6304.93/£6000
    In the negative (to the not so nice) tune of £19771.50 ... 31.8% Paid :)
  • Want-To-Fit-In
    Want-To-Fit-In Posts: 147 Forumite
    Ok I didn't end up getting the highchair or potty I decided it can wait :o

    Itching to pay some more of the debt but don't want to leave us short and end up in a mess. I might start transferring over to the Esaver and whats left at the next payday pay off extra then hmm..
    POAMAYC #67 in 2013 £6304.93/£6000
    In the negative (to the not so nice) tune of £19771.50 ... 31.8% Paid :)
  • Want-To-Fit-In
    Want-To-Fit-In Posts: 147 Forumite
    My computer died!! It had my life on all my spreadsheets everything! However took it to be repaired and 3 shops in a not so polite way said it wasn't worth repairing :( So big spend on a new laptop at least now it will be insured etc. Although not what we needed, but we got it without going into debt and it should be here tomorrow :)

    Need to Ebay loads aswell after sorting through the kids bedrooms. So hoping that will pay for the kids next size clothes :)
    POAMAYC #67 in 2013 £6304.93/£6000
    In the negative (to the not so nice) tune of £19771.50 ... 31.8% Paid :)
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