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Thanks Ali and glad to hear it x
ps, years of employing people and DH knows what the model employee looks like. So far so goodOSWL (start 13st) by 30Jun20 6/10
£1/day Xmas'20-62 £214/£366 saved
Grocery Challenge Jun £742/£320 spentHomeowner wannabe by July 2020 - WooHoo!!
Starter Emergency Fund £1000/£1000 saved0 -
Hi SS!
So pleased for you doing so well, your debt reduction is amazing. What kind of SE work will you be doing? I have no skills that I could go it alone (yet, working on it).
Thought I had posted a week ago... must have meant to and didn't!
On the subject of kettles (your's sounds great), I have two things to say. First, our spare kettle is lime green and an eyesore! Second, when I was on holiday there was this really odd kettle, it was a hot plate thing that would beep really loudly while it was on, but it would keep the water the exact temperature that you wanted. :cool:0 -
Hey you!! Whatever has happened to the CC balance!! WELL DONE you!! :T
Am glad SE suits DH so welland that money is starting to roll in already. Must be a relief!
Always thinking of you! xx
A black belt only covers 2 inches of your a$$ - You have to cover the rest yourself - Royce Gracie0 -
Thank you hon. We are getting there, slowly but surely. Just got to make sure we don't slip back to old habits.OSWL (start 13st) by 30Jun20 6/10
£1/day Xmas'20-62 £214/£366 saved
Grocery Challenge Jun £742/£320 spentHomeowner wannabe by July 2020 - WooHoo!!
Starter Emergency Fund £1000/£1000 saved0 -
Like me you mean...
I am such a naughty Lilty.
A black belt only covers 2 inches of your a$$ - You have to cover the rest yourself - Royce Gracie0 -
Hi SS1K,
So happy to see that things going Weller than well and that SE is paying off! :j:)
NOA
xxFeb2014 Total unsecured debt £72,520>>01/06/16 £68166>01/02/17 £66,600=8.18%PAID
Mortgage Jan14=209,800 Jan15=£200,300 Jan17£180,700>OCT17 £170,200
Health/Fitness Challenges Priority#1 Stay Fit and healthy - whatever it takes:)
Wombling Free Cash May2016 £510 -
Just popping in to say Hi and that I haven't forgotten you all, just that RW is incredibly busy right now. All is well, if just a little muddled. The finances are okay, as far as I know, its just taking a little while for the dust to settle so to speak. But I have a grip, so I'm not worrying, but will be happier when we are back to knowing where we are 100% (although with SE I know it won't ever be as straightforward).
Just off to pop around and call in on you all. Then will be radio silence again for a while. But I wish you all well and hope to find you in good spirits.OSWL (start 13st) by 30Jun20 6/10
£1/day Xmas'20-62 £214/£366 saved
Grocery Challenge Jun £742/£320 spentHomeowner wannabe by July 2020 - WooHoo!!
Starter Emergency Fund £1000/£1000 saved0 -
Lovely to see you even briefly. Glad to hear all is under control and still going well. Keep on baking Mrs
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A black belt only covers 2 inches of your a$$ - You have to cover the rest yourself - Royce Gracie0 -
Good to see you posting SS and very pleased to hear all going well.
Being comfortable with SE takes time...me of very worrying nature took over 4 years :eek: and even now causes me more spreadsheet fiddling than my poor brain can cope with :rotfl:
As much as it comes from the Ramsey chap to a degree, I'd advocate living on 2 month's back previous income, that way next month isn't so close to knowing exactly what came in last month and means a good safety net and knowing what you need in 2 months time. I'm still working on that goal though - it's the hardest mindset change I've made.Back on the DFW Wagon:
CC - £3,300 on 0% til 04/2020
CC - £4,500 on 0% til 02/2019
Loan - £12,063.84 as at 4/1/180 -
Great to see things are going well and you have not forgot about us
What would I do? Where would I lurk?
xxxOriginally debt free 27th November 2014 :T
Mortgage July 2016 - £175,295.00 | Sept 2017 - £167,350.00 | Sept 2018 - £162,926.000
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