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PB Rides Again....Life's Never Smooth, Is it?!
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My list didn't get finished either.
I've created a new to do list with all the jobs I didn't get done.
I was supposed to get up an hour earlier than I actually did-so I can give myself a head start
Oh well, if I didn't go to bed so late I might have given myself half a chance.
I have moved some money around today and now have £500/£2,000
That's my first £2,000 as I have a mountain to climb to achieve what I want to achieve.
I have got a bid on something on the bay-hopefully there will be more bids as I have some stuff finishing later today.
Right, best get cracking!GE 36 *MFD may 2043
MFIT-T5 #60 £136,850.30
Mortgage overpayments 2019 - £285.96
2020 Jan-£40-feb-£18.28.march-£25
Christmas savings card 2020 £20/£100
Emergency savings £100/£500
12/3/17 175lb - 06/11/2019 152lb0 -
Happy new diary!
Do you use scheduled listings on ebay? It saves messing around copying listings in word etc.
If you write your listing as normal on ebay, instead of getting it to start immediately, schedule it for as far in the future as you can (I think it's around 3 weeks), then when you want to upload it, go in and edit it to start immediately. It says there is a 6p fee for scheduling, but as long as you edit it to start at a different time, then you won't get charged it.
I do that all the time, and upload things when I want them to start (including free listing weekends) rather than having to do the same listing twice."Good financial planning is about not spending money on things that add no value to your life in order to have more money for the things that do". Eoin McGee0 -
Happy new diary!
Do you use scheduled listings on ebay? It saves messing around copying listings in word etc.
If you write your listing as normal on ebay, instead of getting it to start immediately, schedule it for as far in the future as you can (I think it's around 3 weeks), then when you want to upload it, go in and edit it to start immediately. It says there is a 6p fee for scheduling, but as long as you edit it to start at a different time, then you won't get charged it.
I do that all the time, and upload things when I want them to start (including free listing weekends) rather than having to do the same listing twice.
I like your thinking jwil.I will try to implement that instead of either trying to type them out at break neck speed or listing on word and then copying them to the bay.
GE 36 *MFD may 2043
MFIT-T5 #60 £136,850.30
Mortgage overpayments 2019 - £285.96
2020 Jan-£40-feb-£18.28.march-£25
Christmas savings card 2020 £20/£100
Emergency savings £100/£500
12/3/17 175lb - 06/11/2019 152lb0 -
Hey PB - wow! That must be some haircut
Sorry i've not been around i was poorly this last couple of days
Sounds like you are really focused with lists and prioratising which is grand
I haven't listed a single new item on the bay of e yet for this month :eek:
Hope you're ok? xCC1:T £[STRIKE]2531[/STRIKE] £1460MORTGAGE OVERPAYMENTS: £10575.20 Target £12,100MF Date: [STRIKE]August 2042[/STRIKE] May 2035Declutter 1000 things by Xmas 2015! 53/10000 -
DedicatedDFW wrote: »Hey PB - wow! That must be some haircut
Sorry i've not been around i was poorly this last couple of days
Sounds like you are really focused with lists and prioratising which is grand
I haven't listed a single new item on the bay of e yet for this month :eek:
Hope you're ok? x
Sorry you've not been well, hope you're feeling better now.
I've only done 10 new lists so far-only 90 to go! :rotfl:GE 36 *MFD may 2043
MFIT-T5 #60 £136,850.30
Mortgage overpayments 2019 - £285.96
2020 Jan-£40-feb-£18.28.march-£25
Christmas savings card 2020 £20/£100
Emergency savings £100/£500
12/3/17 175lb - 06/11/2019 152lb0 -
**creeps in and peeps around... think thats PB under the pile of bay of e treasures and CV...**
Hope all is well with you PB xxCC1:T £[STRIKE]2531[/STRIKE] £1460MORTGAGE OVERPAYMENTS: £10575.20 Target £12,100MF Date: [STRIKE]August 2042[/STRIKE] May 2035Declutter 1000 things by Xmas 2015! 53/10000 -
Hi everyone,
Sorry I've been MIA but I've had a mad few days, topped off with a toothache.I need to get an emergency appointment tomorrow.
I'll come back tomorrow and fill in the blanks, but Dedicated is only half wrong about me being swamped by the paperwork!Debt: £11,640.02 paid in full! DFD: 30/06/20
Starter Emergency Fund (#187): £1000/£1000
3 month Emergency Fund (#45): £3300/£33000 -
**ouchy** to toothache - looking forward to your update chuckCC1:T £[STRIKE]2531[/STRIKE] £1460MORTGAGE OVERPAYMENTS: £10575.20 Target £12,100MF Date: [STRIKE]August 2042[/STRIKE] May 2035Declutter 1000 things by Xmas 2015! 53/10000
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Hope the toothache is better today
Sorry, I didn't say thanks for popping into my diary! Lovely to have another visitor"Good financial planning is about not spending money on things that add no value to your life in order to have more money for the things that do". Eoin McGee0 -
Hi everyone,
Sorry for my absence, but it has been very busy.
My toothache was due to an infection that will lead to a root canal. Not great.
Mummy PB has is staying for a few days, so I am trying to spend time with her. It's nice having her around.
Yesterday and some of today has resulted in a MAMMOTH declutter. I'm getting rid of a lot of things that I might otherwise be able to Ebay, but there's just too much of it to list: I could still be here in 10 years time listing it, and I need the space and the peace of mind. I need to move forward in my life and it is stopping me from doing so. I'm keeping anything *really* good to Ebay, but not the *maybe* stuff, or tiny items that take time to list but are unlikely to earn me more than a pound or so. It's not necessarily :money:, but it is going to make my life SO much better that I am delighted. I need to move forward. This is the start.
I hope you are all well. I'll catch up as I'm going.Debt: £11,640.02 paid in full! DFD: 30/06/20
Starter Emergency Fund (#187): £1000/£1000
3 month Emergency Fund (#45): £3300/£33000
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