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Make £10 a Day - December 2013 Challenge
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I had a lovely time at the Christmas Market on Sunday, but sadly it wasn't very well attended. I don't think there was much publicity and it was pelting down with very cold rain all morning, so I guess folks stayed in the warm!
Still, made £10 profit after paying for my pitch, so that's ten pounds in the kitty I didn't have before I went!:j
Also, a £2 e-voucher from GFK.
Close to target, just need another wee push.. I'm determined to try and make it!!:)NOV 2014 £151.74/£150 ... DEC 2014 £303.81/300 ... JAN 2015 £143.33/£150
FEBRUARY 2015 £25.79/£100
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Strictly Surveys : £5.00
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£25 cashback on car insurance bought in July! Took ages to process but came today0
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:j:j:j Won £200 on a £2 scratchcard this morning :T Much needed i can tell ya!
also £58.10 to add from various bits and bobs.
I think that sees me hitting targetBuild your own dreams ~ or someone will hire you to help build theirs
£10 a day = £335.99 Road Kill Rebel #50 =12P0 -
Car insurance due.They rung me today about renewing it managed to squeeze the price down by £25 not a lot you may say.But done my homework and they were already cheaper than anyone else by £150 :eek::eek:
So thank you MSE as I never would have done this before
£25 gone to savings so am going to add it
Mav x
Debt free and Mortgage free thank you to all for your encouragement and advice :j
Crazy Clothes challenge £300/£48 and 5 months /0 without spending :T0 -
THEMONEYSPIDER wrote: »:j:j:j Won £200 on a £2 scratchcard this morning :T Much needed i can tell ya!
also £58.10 to add from various bits and bobs.
I think that sees me hitting target
What a great time of year to win that:D:D Congratulations :T:T
Debt free and Mortgage free thank you to all for your encouragement and advice :j
Crazy Clothes challenge £300/£48 and 5 months /0 without spending :T0 -
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Plodding on, £6 added to total for Ebay sales, but there won't be any more of them now for this year, will have to carry on blitzing through in the new year!
Still waiting for another IdeasLab payment and cash for traded in mobile phone to come through, so haven't counted that in yet, so total currently standing at £39.99.
Well done on your win MoneySpider, all helps this time of year!
Hope everyone's OK :wave:Stash busting 2014 45 / 60 (balls of yarn)!
2014 Sealed Pot #2136 ?/£500
House: Decluttering 322 / 365
Original mortgage [STRIKE]£149,000[/STRIKE][STRIKE]£117,750[/STRIKE];[STRIKE]£112,500[/STRIKE] MFW 2014#69 GOAL 1: [STRIKE]£109 K April[/STRIKE]GOAL 2: [STRIKE]£103 K by Sept[/STRIKE]
GOAL 3: < £100k by end of 2014 MF goal: Nov 2020 - 4 years early
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£11 - scratch cards my mum put in my Christmas card
(Not quite as good as you Money Spider, but I'll take what I can get :rotfl:Well done!)Debt-free & saving for the next big adventure
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It's not the despair, Laura. I can take the despair. It's the hope I can't stand. ~ Brian Stimpson, Clockwise0
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Congratulations to the winners
Lovely time to win xx
Not long after I was flogged one of the 'packaged' bank accounts I began to think it wasn't the best option but the scope of travel insurance we have needed this past year, plus mobile phone insurance worked out cheaper than doing it separately and was less than I had been paying for mobile insurance, today I downgraded to a free account saving £25 a month after taking out new home insurance and AA membership through Top Cashback. We don't need the all singing travel insurance this year, so delighted to be saving this money, have added a 'token' £25 to cover that.
I've also added £5.75 for an eBuy sale after fees, 7p from Qmee, £1.10 in nectr points earned on various shopping, (not redeemed but added to £37 I have now to be spent.)
Have used TopCashback a lot in recent days, money outstanding can take months I know but good to know I've been that little bit more canny with most of my Xmas shopping and getting new insurance policies. Did a very entertaining ms on Sunday. It was a pub and it was a bit rough, made me laugh, mind you had another little report to do on having a posh coffee on the way. Still have a few booked for before Christmas and into the new year.
Onwards and upwards, thanks for continued inspiration all xx0 -
THEMONEYSPIDER wrote: »:j:j:j Won £200 on a £2 scratchcard this morning :T
Well done - what a super winCar insurance due.They rung me today about renewing it managed to squeeze the price down by £25 not a lot you may say.But done my homework and they were already cheaper than anyone else by £150 :eek::eek:
So thank you MSE as I never would have done this before
£25 gone to savings so am going to add it
Mav x
Nail them down Mavvy :j It's horrendous what some of them try to charge :eek:MrsCautious wrote: »Did a very entertaining ms on Sunday. It was a pub and it was a bit rough, made me laugh, mind you had another little report to do on having a posh coffee on the way. Still have a few booked for before Christmas and into the new year.
Onwards and upwards, thanks for continued inspiration all xx
Sound fabulous MS - any chance you could point me in the right direction please -fed up with doing SMs :rotfl:
I had a lucky day. Out for a drink with a few friends from last year's course and found £15 in a pair of jeans not worn for ages. Then I was repaid £16 from friends for 'thank you' flowers bought at end of course. Finally forgot that yesterday bought some thermal undies in Mar*s on 20% off so another £6.36. Total = £37.36 :j
Hope you all have a wonderful Wednesday
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