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Only freedom will do
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ooooo very exciting ...0
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Emergency Fund passed £5k today (nest, nest, nest)0
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well done0
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Well doneBe who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind.
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edinburgher wrote: »Felt my first kick last night, we are having a ninja! :rotfl:
Wait till baby is bigger and decides to turn over/move from one side to the other/stick bum out.
Looks like something out of a low budget sci fi film. :eek:
Wonderful and terrifying in equal measure0 -
Ah, lovely. Keep stashing the money away, they are expensive little blighters! X xPaid off mortgage nine years early in 2013. Now picking and choosing our work to fit in with the rest of our lives!
Still thrifty though, after all these years:D0 -
Well done on your £5000 - that'll be very useful, I'm sure:jEarly retired - 18th December 2014
If your dreams don't scare you, they're not big enough0 -
Went out for dinner with friends last night - oh how the other half life! Just discovered that one couple (early 30s) had just bought a £400k house :eek: :eek:
Now, I realise that green is not an attractive colour on anyone, but I can't get my head around it. They have normal jobs, granted they work hard, but I know people earning £50k+ who wouldn't spend that. The bank of mum and dad is very powerful, find it odd that a young couple own a house as expensive/more expensive than parents 30 years older than them!
Keep slogging away, eh?0 -
Just think about the council tax, heating, leccy, insewerants, et.c et.c bills and the CLEANING.
You are so financially wise so early and thats a gift your mates can't buy.
Whoop! To Ninja Ed.0 -
The question is what amount of debt that equates to and how much interest will it be.Mortgage at 01.01.14 £119,481.83:eek: today £0 Emergency fund £5.5/5.5k & £200/200 cash.:jWeight 24/02/19 14st 7lb now 12st determined to stop defining myself by my mistakes. Progress not perfection.:T100%through my 1% mortgage challenge. 100% through my pb challenge.0
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