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NYE going out or staying in?
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DH and I are staying in, same as last year. We are having a 'use it all up' buffet, drinking wine leftover from Christmas and watching a movie. I am not fussed if I am asleep by 12.
DS (3.5) will be in bed as will the dog.;)
On NYD we will be going for a lovely long walk.Save £10,500 - £2673.77 - 25.5%
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Staying in. Granted, we are getting some booze (last time for me
)and a pizza from Asda but it's the cost of going out that is ridiculous and after having some nights out on the town in previous years, I'd rather not wake up smelling of somebody else's beer sweat.
So it will be me, my partner and the dog playing monopoly, having a drink, eating pizza and watching TV.
Oh, and United play tomorrow evening. I want to be non hungover for that!0 -
I don't know what it is but NYE/Christmas period makes me feel a bit down. It's a mixture of hope and disappointment.
I don't like missing out on a good party but at least I am not spending money I don't have.
I have also got a reduced meal from Sainsbury's and nibbles! Today seems to be going quickly. Is anyone working today?Achievements:
9 Aug 2021: Achieved a perfect credit score on Experian (999/999 points - Excellent)
Debt free date: 23 July 2021.
Next goals: Save deposit as a first time buyer.
Find ways to increase income
Further reduce budget/ sell old stuff
Goals for October 2018: Eliminate unneccessary spending0 -
Don't know if I'll be staying in or going out.
Atm, it's looking like I'll be staying in, but if I do go out, it'll be to visit a friend who was recently widowed, so no mad partying.0 -
Staying in on my own - few drinks and a film. Don't really enjoy NYE either !! lol0
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Staying in with my darling OH, our two cats and our dog.
DFW'er - Lightbulb moment : 31st July 2009 - £18,499
28th October 2019 - £13,505 - 27% paid off.
Demolishing my House of Debt.. one brick at a time!!
Thinking of spending???..YNAB says "NO!!!!"0 -
Going out, was looking forward to it but not really bothered now.2018 totals:
Savings £11,200
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Going out to the local pub about 15 mins walk away. Theres a disco and karaoke on. Im not that bothered tbh and would quite happily stay in. Have always preferred Christmas to NYE but OH wants to go out and he's paying
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Does anyone else think that this comment doesn't sit right with the dozens of people on MSE working hard for many years to pay back money owed?

Hi Missu,
The comment certainly appears to be gloating regarding the statute barred bit, although we don't know the individuals circumstances regarding whether or not they can afford to pay the debt back etc. I paid off lots of my debts, but would be lying if I said that I had paid them all off, as some simply became statute barred (mind you, at the time I had no idea what statute barred was!). It certainly isn't anything to brag or boast about though!
I am staying in for New Years Eve and will have some wine, nibbles and watch whatever is on TV. I wish all of you a happy, healthy and debtfree 2014:beer:If you've nothing decent to say, perhaps you shouldn't say anything.
£2 savings jar £300:D
Total credit card debts £1250:mad::mad::mad::mad::mad: - Will I ever learn!!0 -
Well, I'm all set - just out the bath, PJs on ...... pizza to go in shortly & a nice bottle of red
that I got for Christmas to go with it - really, what more could I wish for!
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2016 Sell: £125/£250
£1,000 Emergency Fund Challenge #78 £3.96 / £1,000Vet Fund: £410.93 / £1,000
Debt free & determined to stay that way!0
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