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Hi Ed! :wave:
You've been busy! Hope you are slowing down and enjoying life a bit (which is borderline hypocrisy coming from me! :rotfl:)
Here's to a shiny new bathroom. :beer: You'll probably have more nice lights to make me jealous!
Debt: £11,640.02 paid in full! DFD: 30/06/20
Starter Emergency Fund (#187): £1000/£1000
3 month Emergency Fund (#45): £3300/£33000 -
Hey PB
No more lights, we already had downlights installed.0 -
I do applaud your planning for the future. If only, if only.......?Paid 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 -
Is that what I'd say if I didn't plan? 0
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Hey PB
No more lights, we already had downlights installed
Still jealous - I only just got one working light! :rotfl:Debt: £11,640.02 paid in full! DFD: 30/06/20
Starter Emergency Fund (#187): £1000/£1000
3 month Emergency Fund (#45): £3300/£33000 -
Small things. Paid 32p off my mortgage this morning, which will let me avoid 62p in future interest, how cool is that?
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edinburgher wrote: »Small things. Paid 32p off my mortgage this morning, which will let me avoid 62p in future interest, how cool is that?
I love the magic of compounding - if for no other reason than it gets DH motivated to OP. 0 -
Mrs E also focuses more when I use 'doing x results in y' examples for finances 0
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edinburgher wrote: »Mrs E also focuses more when I use 'doing x results in y' examples for finances
Absolutely, I'm with Mrs E on this one :j I had no idea, even now, that there was that kind of benefit in paying down a long term debt :jedinburgher wrote: »Small things. Paid 32p off my mortgage this morning, which will let me avoid 62p in future interest, how cool is that?2023: the year I get to buy a car0 -
Made some more money from MB, P2P and savings interest. Paid £100 into my SIPP (topped up to £125 by the gummint) :beer:0
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