Payment A Day Chapter 15

flumpkin

DorsetGirl wrote: »

£2.39 for me today, courtesy of Quidco.

Ooh must check my Quidco - occasionally I used to move the balance to my current account using it as a PAD is a great idea! Thanks :beer:

Excellent de-pad TTFTM :T I am back on track this week with a steady 1.5lb off

And I'm transferring that £1.50 to TSB. Win Win

milliemummy

£25 for me today please.

Time_to_face_the_music

flumpkin wrote: »

Ooh must check my Quidco - occasionally I used to move the balance to my current account using it as a PAD is a great idea! Thanks :beer:

Excellent de-pad TTFTM :T I am back on track this week with a steady 1.5lb off

And I'm transferring that £1.50 to TSB. Win Win

Well done flump :j :T

flumpkin

Total for 12th April is a small but perfectly formed...


£33.05


Every penny counts ..... Go PADders!

jet9cat

Courtesy of a survey payout, I paid £8.56 to the cc this morning.

Erme

flumpkin wrote: »

Ouch Miss Motivator sounds painful. I am not the best one to give medical advice having told my husband to stop moaning as if he could wiggle his fingers then his arm was obviously just bruised and not broken Apparently it was! Definitely go and get checked out if can, elevate and try to keep weight off it? Hopefully someone else will have more ideas and I'll stick to counting up :whistle: which I'll do in just a mo, oh and add a £1 to TSB

love flump xx

Now you tell me!!! LOL...It's got a cracking bruise (bruise changes every day) but has been fine over the weekend . I don't know if it's broken or not. One thing I do know - too many medics spoil the broth so that's my response to going to a+e

jet9cat wrote: »

TTFM I have just really seen your sig for the first time, really taken in the amount of debt you had just over 3 years ago and the progress you have made. You are living proof that no debt situation is insurmountable if you want to do it. It must have been hard work but what an inspiration to do so much in such a short timeframe. I've been getting quite depressed about our money situation as everything seems to be going up - I don't know where they get their ideas of 0 inflation or a recovery from - and a house project that was supposed to be carefully thought out and budgeted for has gone quite a bit over budget but only at the point when it was too late to turn back or stop. However seeing how much you have shifted makes me confident that with a bit (lot!) of discipline I'll soon be back on track. I hope you'll keep posting and inspiring us all even when you've got rid of that last £500.

You know what jet9cat...everyone goes through down spells and stalling/getting back into debt in their debt free journey. I know I did. It's really no biggie. I know I got a macbook(£1000) and a new kenwood (£300) when debt busting. Yeah it mucked it up but they were needed . I haven't seen such good kenwoods with £200 off since! And I had a to get a taxi to get it home (in the rain) for a 10 minute walk it was that heavy LOL

Really you will get there and it's not like you're not trying . If I could wave a magic wand I'd wave off your debt today - but life is not like that. In fact life is often not just a straight slope to debt free bliss but yoiu WILL get there

Depadders I have snooze. I got into a size 12 at the weeked ....LOL>

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PS. Flump where are you getting all the new smileys from! (this smiley is cos I've had a detox off espressos for a few days LOL )

Time_to_face_the_music

Good morning fellow PADders :hello:

My PAD today is £10 to money box please Flump :T

I need to stop paying LLoyds TSB now in order to get an accurate balance (which they never seem able to give) for next week's final payment :j

TTFTM x

dreamingofmoney

£10.00 to a little emergency savings I have started. Many thanks to all, will catch up in a mo. Just a quick post.

Igamogam

£6.59 to The Debt

flumpkin

Total for 13th April is a lovely ...


£68.72


Keep those PADs coming - I am here to catch 'em