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Miss Doodle will be Debt Free
MissDoodle
Posts: 2 Newbie
Hey Guys,
I was introduced to this website years ago, probably when I wasn't really ready to face the debt I was in
but I'm now older, wiser and ready.
Now I can't remember my original user name or password and think that the original email account may have long died, so here I am again with a new name, a new diary and ready to get debt free!
So me, I'm 30 and living in the south of England. I have debt of £16,300 remaining from a £17,500 loan I took out last Feb, over a period of 7 years. I don't know the interest rates off the top of my head, but know that it's not small
.
I have a lovely boyfriend who is fortunate enough to not have money problems. I am very lucky to have him as today he got me out of a very sticky situation! My lovely old car which is 13 years old is dying, today he bought me a new one:eek::D which I will collect on Tuesday. But as I feel funny about him buying me a car, even if he termed it 'an early Valentines present' 
I still thinks its' to much, so I am going to give him £50 a month towards it, a small and ridulous amount I know but I feel better and he understands that.
So really this diary will be about me, the things I get up to and then things I do to raise some extra cash to get debt free.
I already do some swagbucks, but know there are more out and there and once I get into a routine I want to try and use any money I make through these kind of website towards birthday and christmas presents. But would love some others to add to the list
.
Anyway off to have a scout around the site again and get familiar with it again.
Miss Doodle
I was introduced to this website years ago, probably when I wasn't really ready to face the debt I was in
but I'm now older, wiser and ready.Now I can't remember my original user name or password and think that the original email account may have long died, so here I am again with a new name, a new diary and ready to get debt free!
So me, I'm 30 and living in the south of England. I have debt of £16,300 remaining from a £17,500 loan I took out last Feb, over a period of 7 years. I don't know the interest rates off the top of my head, but know that it's not small
.I have a lovely boyfriend who is fortunate enough to not have money problems. I am very lucky to have him as today he got me out of a very sticky situation! My lovely old car which is 13 years old is dying, today he bought me a new one
:eek::D which I will collect on Tuesday. But as I feel funny about him buying me a car, even if he termed it 'an early Valentines present' I still thinks its' to much, so I am going to give him £50 a month towards it, a small and ridulous amount I know but I feel better and he understands that.So really this diary will be about me, the things I get up to and then things I do to raise some extra cash to get debt free.
I already do some swagbucks, but know there are more out and there and once I get into a routine I want to try and use any money I make through these kind of website towards birthday and christmas presents. But would love some others to add to the list
.Anyway off to have a scout around the site again and get familiar with it again.
Miss Doodle
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Ok so I've had my look back around the site, and it's great But I always knew it was. I'll certainly be printing of some of the vouchers etc.
Currently sat on the sofa, watching the rugby, while thinking I should be unloading the dishwater. BF and his mate are currently working on his truck out in the cold They are wiring up some new lights apparently. 0 -
Hello. Just want to welcome you back.
There will be plenty of help here for you.
It was lovely of the man to buy you a car. He is obviously generous and thoughtful.
Diary is a good way of recording your plans and successes. hope it goes well.0
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