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NSK; February 28 Days Later!
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NinjaSavingKat wrote: »I would LOVE to hear what the most out of date product is. Whatever people can find - so far RBR you are the winner! Keep them coming!
Don't think I can beat that. The oldest BBD is cloves : 2006, but I'm still using them. they're fine. I also got a jar of cinnamon that moved with me from Germany in 2003 and is still in use.finally tea total but in still in (more) debt (Oct 25 CC £1800, loan £6453, mortgage £59,924/158,000)0 -
sign me up please kat. will try harder this month.Credit card respend 2551.58 (15/02/17)0
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Hi NSK,
I love the new challenge. This will be my third month and although I haven't fully succeeded in either of the first two I know I have improved so it has been a SUCCESS :j
Please count me in for Feb and thanks to everyone for all the info and support.
I will add one extra item to my challenge which is to post a progress report daily even if it is just a quick one liner. I have read every single post since the October challenge but since joining in December I haven't posted as regularly as I should. I think it may keep me more on track.
See you all on Saturday.
Chez xThat money talks I don't deny, I heard it once, it said "Goodbye"0 -
I'm in too please Total debt - £16,687.86 approx. - Paid so far - £13,156.30 - £350. a month to DMP - DFD 17/01/2019 But I WILL make it sooner!!0 -
Please count me in again this month.Save £10,500 - £2673.77 - 25.5%
Pay off £7000 - £1743 - 19.4%
Make £2021 extra income - £99.750 -
how do I post a picture please zombie killers?LBM Aug 2013 - DEBTS AS OF THEN £25,150 :eek: now: £0 :j
Deposit savings pot: £00 -
Hey NSK.
Any chance I could get number 88 if we reach that far??
:embarasseMortgage: £0/£80,329.91
Savings: £0/£6400
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I'm in
Lily x xLBM = Jan 1st 2013 - £42,000 owed DFD = Christmas Eve 2014
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Please sign me up Kat :A Your Always in my heart, you never ever will be forgotten-9/9/14:heart2:0
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Count me in! I thought I was being all budget-y and frugal through January and have instead had the most expensive month in a long time, my spending needs to be reined in as I need to have a buffer to survive my no-income summer.
Scheduled my 13 'spendy days' in the diary so I know not to take the purse out the house those days, and have 4 social outings all budgeted for.New graduate trying to get debt-free.
Make £5/day challenge: August £84.08/155
I owe £5400 (plus £34,000 Student Finance)
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