Every Little Inspirational Thought Evokes (Savings)

Dizzy_Ditzy

Anyway, less massaging (alter) egos, I'm celebrating REAL stuff like being able to wash my hair :rotfl:

savvy_sal

exel1966 wrote: »

And good old Mr T today sent an offer through the post for their credit card. Now I've been stoozing for many years now, but it's getting more and more difficult, but this is another perfect opportunity to make approx £200 profit assuming a reasonable credit limit as they're not charging a BT fee :Dplined

Easy money, but not for the faint hearted or undisciplined

Reminds me of a few years ago when I had £23000 in building society earning interest .Credit card companies used to send me cheques with no fees that I made out to building societies,just paid minimum charges on each for up to a year then repaid in full.Made a tidy sum because interest earned was about 6%.It was good but you are right, you have to be discisplined.

David.

Mildred1970 wrote: »

Jolly good, yes trot on

Mildred how goes it

calmspirit

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Anyway, less massaging (alter) egos, I'm celebrating REAL stuff like being able to wash my hair :rotfl:

I am celebrating still having hair after what I did to it at the weekend!!!

My scalp is still burning :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Enterprise_1701C

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Anyway, less massaging (alter) egos, I'm celebrating REAL stuff like being able to wash my hair :rotfl:

How DO you wash your hair with one hand :eek::eek:

David.

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Anyway, less massaging (alter) egos, I'm celebrating REAL stuff like being able to wash my hair :rotfl:

:grouphug: no hands needed on your part

scamps1966

Can I be an AE? I feel left out.

David.

fc how was the plaice :cool:

Mildred1970

David. wrote: »

Mildred how goes it

Good evening my David. how are you? :wave:

It goes very well, helped by copious amounts of sunshine.
Haven't been near a T's since last Wednesday :eek:

exel1966

savvy_sal wrote: »

Reminds me of a few years ago when I had £23000 in building society earning interest .Credit card companies used to send me cheques with no fees that I made out to building societies,just paid minimum charges on each for up to a year then repaid in full.Made a tidy sum because interest earned was about 6%.It was good but you are right, you have to be discisplined.

Those were the days, remember them well. Interest rates at up to 8% and NO BT fees literally brought thousands into the coffers. Good old MBNA were to thank for that and they're still earning me about £250 this year I took full advantage of credit card cheques at the time, but still manage to make a tidy sum each year without them. Currently £36K in my stooze pot