Debt Free by Dec 2014!

Raggydoll85

novagirl wrote: »

I'm very well thank you....now moved onto my dvd collection. Do I really need so many that I'm never going to watch again? The answer is no so off they go!

I must admit I'm a bit of a list maker. Love the crossing off part!

My DVD collection will not gett touched whilst sorting! love my movies! I have sold some really crap ones mind you ....

haha i love lists too! i even put daft things on that are easy to cross off etc to make it more enjoyable

novagirl

I do that too.... "sort post" ... check! "clean sink" check! lol

Oh definitely, won't be getting rid of them all, just the ones I didn't like.

Raggydoll85

novagirl wrote: »

I do that too.... "sort post" ... check! "clean sink" check! lol

Oh definitely, won't be getting rid of them all, just the ones I didn't like.

haha yes! ive even split up my mock exam in to seperate list items per question hehe makes it less scary

and i allow myself time to procrastinate but i still get lots done

Raggydoll85

Another 5p on Qmee

Raggydoll85

So thats 15p off another debt thanks to the Qmee little payments... people may laugh but yay hehe

Raggydoll85

Another £1 for mum... so i can hand over the fiver to her

novagirl

Look after the pennies as they say! It all helps You've not got much left now then before 'mum and dad debts' are paid off...well done!

Raggydoll85

novagirl wrote: »

Look after the pennies as they say! It all helps You've not got much left now then before 'mum and dad debts' are paid off...well done!

Next payday dad will be totally paid off mum im still doing bit by bit... but hopefully next month that will be gone

HOK3Y

Raggydoll85 wrote: »

So thats 15p off another debt thanks to the Qmee little payments... people may laugh but yay hehe

Let 'em laugh - I'm pretty certain they are not the type of people to be making the most of the money they have! I was thinking about this earlier today: My best friend's husband earns a huge wage and she works also. But. I have long suspected that their finances are in a pickle. I have a feeling there is a lot of debt and problems. Whereas my household income is considerably lower but I fully believe we make more of what we do have. What would I prefer? Well, having been married to a man previously with a huge salary and mountains of debt, I'll take the enlightened albeit tighter path I'm walking now. There's no shame in knowing the value of pennies and actively getting those pennies to work in your favour!

Raggydoll85

HOK3Y wrote: »

Let 'em laugh - I'm pretty certain they are not the type of people to be making the most of the money they have! I was thinking about this earlier today: My best friend's husband earns a huge wage and she works also. But. I have long suspected that their finances are in a pickle. I have a feeling there is a lot of debt and problems. Whereas my household income is considerably lower but I fully believe we make more of what we do have. What would I prefer? Well, having been married to a man previously with a huge salary and mountains of debt, I'll take the enlightened albeit tighter path I'm walking now. There's no shame in knowing the value of pennies and actively getting those pennies to work in your favour!

You are right Hok3y!! id rather be broke but in control than earn lots and still be in debt..

Pennies add up i love pennies hehe