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Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2013
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did my weekly shop yesterday and it came to £22. im so pleased with that. it was actually over £40 but i had coupons and vouchers to use up so its all good.
now making soup with left over veggies and half a bottle of white wine and a ham bone as i go back to work on monday.
no payments to declare still two weeks til payday - boo hoo x0 -
minicooper272 wrote: »Spagbol:eek: there's so much difference! :rotfl: I go for the 69p fruit/veg of the week saves a fortune on tesc0 and lid1 sometimes but you have to take a chance it will be veg you need this week.
Just learned about shopitize - do any of you use it?
Oh do you think Aldi much cheaper than Lidl? Maybe it's the stuff I get...I bought onions (red & white) garlic, cucumber, grapes and blueberries which were all about the same as Lidl (perhaps the Cuke at 69p cheaper but in Lidl quite often even less than that) but things like wheat biscs, coffee, meat, juice (get through a lot of apple juice!) which are my staples were a few pence more than lidl. Booze and frozens and dairy seemed a few pence cheaper but again pretty comparable.32b3in2013 wrote: »Good morning
Just sold a bag on ebay which, after fees, made me £19.38. Paid that amount off of credit card so total for
#11 £867,83/£10,224 = 8.47%
I have another item ending today which has a bid of £30 and 17 watchers, so when that sells I will pay the total, after fees, off of the CC :j
Have a good weekend everyone
32b3
Well done, good ebaying! :TOH's student loan has just turned up, so we've sat down with the spreadsheet and totted in where that money has gone. 3 months @ £500 from him means I only need to pay in £1307 each month to cover our monthly spends, so all the extra is going to go towards our annual spends. We've worked out in 6 months time we'll have our annual spends pot covered for an entire year. I'm super excited by this as it will mean that come June we'll both be paying in and can have all that lovely dosh going towards our savings potWe're already under budget for this month on the spending front too
more £££ towards my debt yay \o/ Feeling really positive today, can you tell?
I can tell! Glad to hear you so positive :jDMP started Oct '17: £79,974 :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:0 -
affordmylife wrote: »did my weekly shop yesterday and it came to £22. im so pleased with that. it was actually over £40 but i had coupons and vouchers to use up so its all good.
now making soup with left over veggies and half a bottle of white wine and a ham bone as i go back to work on monday.
no payments to declare still two weeks til payday - boo hoo x
Well done, £22 is a superb weekly shop :j
Tell me about it re: payday...DHs was today but all gone with no payments so I have to wait 3 weeks for mine
Post here and no PPI news yet *sigh*DMP started Oct '17: £79,974 :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:0 -
Another payment today woo!
#33 £224.56/£2396.77 9.37%:TFebruary - TLW #16 2/16
Save 12k 2014 #134 - £614.81/£30000 -
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I knew it was too good to be true!!! OH has gone to get a haircut and pick up a parcel for me. We decided we weren't having any bread until the flour arrives on Monday from am4zon (20p cheaper each bag and we got 5 bags of white & 5 of wholegrain). Anyway, phones me and says "what do you want for lunch" I say "we've got soup in the cupboard", so he's decided he is going to go and buy a roll!!! I know it's only a bread roll, but I don't think he's getting this whole not spending money when we have food in stuff, I'm cross. But I know if I kick off about a bread roll then that is just silly!
I'm hoping the parcel is my calendar so I can write down a meal plan on it!Diary: Getting back on track for 2013 and beyondDEBT FREE 13-10-13 :dance::dance::dance::dance::dance:
Beautiful daughter born 11.1.14Mortgage: [STRIKE]£399,435.91[/STRIKE] £377218.83
Deposit loan from Dad: £9000[STRIKE]£10000[/STRIKE]0 -
baby steps kerry xx0
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****rant alert****
Anyway, phones me and says "what do you want for lunch" I say "we've got soup in the cupboard", so he's decided he is going to go and buy a roll!!! I know it's only a bread roll, but I don't think he's getting this whole not spending money when we have food in stuff, I'm cross. But I know if I kick off about a bread roll then that is just silly!
My OH does stuff like that all the time and it drives me mad! I guess the upside is he is using his own money, rather than mine though. He's a coca cola fiend. It costs so much money, so I did the fornightly shop the other day and ordered some bottles that were on offer. I said that when it runs out he can have Robinson's as that will last for ages and costs half the fraction...but no!
On a better note, I have started my paying back my £4000! It isn't much to look at atm, but OH pays my weekly towards the bills as he gets paid weekly, so I can technically put all the money he gives me away. Plus a bit extra this time as I did the shopping and paid for it myself. I have £20 in my wallet to last the week but I'm hoping that it can go away as I will not need it if I organise myself on breakfasts/lunches and dinners.
#84 £140/£4000Former Debt free wannabe. Now trying to save for a rainy day!0 -
****rant alert****
I knew it was too good to be true!!! OH has gone to get a haircut and pick up a parcel for me. We decided we weren't having any bread until the flour arrives on Monday from am4zon (20p cheaper each bag and we got 5 bags of white & 5 of wholegrain). Anyway, phones me and says "what do you want for lunch" I say "we've got soup in the cupboard", so he's decided he is going to go and buy a roll!!! I know it's only a bread roll, but I don't think he's getting this whole not spending money when we have food in stuff, I'm cross. But I know if I kick off about a bread roll then that is just silly!
I'm hoping the parcel is my calendar so I can write down a meal plan on it!
If your OH is anything like mine, they just think of new and exciting ways to be a PITA!! I would kick off about a bread roll but you are right, it is a bit silly and it just leads to an argument so you probably shouldn't but I can't help myself when I'm cross.
Give 'em an inch though and they take a mile :rotfl:DMP started Oct '17: £79,974 :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:0 -
Looks like OH's overdraft will be paid on Friday0
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