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*** May 2013 Make £10 a Day challenge *** everybody welcome to join in :)
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I sometimes get like that. A couple of months ago the kids brought home some "Bags4School", so the school got money for clothes. I sent a load in that I was basically just sick of looking at. I did seriously feel better for clearing it out. Maybe thats what i need to do again.... Have a good clearout!Slimming World Challenge 2017 0/30.5lb
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CountingPennies wrote: »I sometimes get like that. A couple of months ago the kids brought home some "Bags4School", so the school got money for clothes. I sent a load in that I was basically just sick of looking at. I did seriously feel better for clearing it out. Maybe thats what i need to do again.... Have a good clearout!
I think when you just see clothes and toys everywhere and other things you are trying to sell and they are not shifting, gets to you. Then a good clearout and you have a manageable pile, once it is gone, so good, until next set of toys and clothes need selling...lol.
I did want cash for DS as he needs new summer clothes, etc but will just rely on glitches for a while0 -
Totally off topic, but just gone online to pay 2 of my catalogue bills and when i checked the balance one is down to £99 and one is down to £56. 2 years ago these were both nearly £1000 each! :eek::eek::eek:
Its down to me taking part in this a LOT last year! I have a paypal mastercard so when people paid up on ebay i used to work out postage and fees then pay the remaining straight off the catalogue, even if it was only £2 (i think that was the min i could pay online at the time). I've never checked the balance on this for a few months. Just been logging on, paying min payment, logging off. Now i'm back in the right "frame of mind", i thought i would check all my balances. :cool:
So a big HUGE thanks to everyone here, old and new, for spuring me along when i was down, celebrating my highs with me, and welcoming me back with opening arms when i re-joined you all this month!
I now know where the rest of my ebay money is going. I'm gonna try and get this paid of as soon as possible! I thought it was gonna take me FOREVER to pay off just 18-24 months ago!
:beer:Slimming World Challenge 2017 0/30.5lb
Grocery challenge 2017 JAN: £5.56/£3500 -
Yay, I've cashed out on one poll
fiiiiiiiiinally. Going to aim for another £40 by Christmas
2025 Mortgage start £378K 2025 Overpayment £103 Savings Challenge 2025 **MONEY MAKES ME HAPPY**0 -
£3.75 in coupons last night at MrTs and a £5 amazon voucher from SBs this morningJan £10 a day £326.75/£3100
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CountingPennies, well done for paying off so much on your 2 catalogue bills.
Hope you get your motivation back soon.No toiletries challenge, started 18/1/2010 - Putting £1 in my savings jar for every item that I use up. Pot 1 to 4 = £261. Pot 5=£23
Boots points:£39.21. Extra money in 2012:£674.59. In 2013 £603.48. 2014: £85. 2015: £0 :j0 -
Well done to you all for doing so well with this thread. After starting my new job last month I haven't had much motivation or energy left to think of making money. All I have made this month is £1.98 which is my ISA interest but I enjoy reading all your posts.
I withdraw £30 every week for my bus pass which gives me £18 to live on from Monday to Friday. If I have any spare money left on a Friday I put that change in to my saving pot. Would you count that money towards this challenge?
Aesop, sorry that you had an unpleasant experiance last weekend. Hope you are feeling a bit better now.
Good luck to all with this challenge.No toiletries challenge, started 18/1/2010 - Putting £1 in my savings jar for every item that I use up. Pot 1 to 4 = £261. Pot 5=£23
Boots points:£39.21. Extra money in 2012:£674.59. In 2013 £603.48. 2014: £85. 2015: £0 :j0 -
£5 ebay sale today!
just been to Ald! so going to compare prices now with Mr TBarclay card £4,024/£0 0%interest
HMRC £3,456/£0 0% interest
Blackhorse £2763/£0 0% interest
HMRC2 £397/£0 0% interest
Credit card £1400/£0 29% interest
Save all loose change 2018 total =0 -
:j:jWow I saved £8.51 by shopping at Ald!, im going to have to think more carefully now about where I do my shopping:j:jBarclay card £4,024/£0 0%interest
HMRC £3,456/£0 0% interest
Blackhorse £2763/£0 0% interest
HMRC2 £397/£0 0% interest
Credit card £1400/£0 29% interest
Save all loose change 2018 total =0 -
£10 cheque from sse and £22 for a bit of extra work! may is a touch slooooowww!Having a Consumer Holiday 2015:A0
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