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DMP & Mutual Support Thread - Part 10
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Kayleigh, I don't live next to them yet but when I move back to my Mum's next month I'll be surrounded by houses full of them! Luckily, most tend to keep them selves to them selves ('cept for a while back when I had to sort out some little sh*ts who were throwing empty bottles and cigarette butts into our garden...
Puzz, you're not feeling well chuck? Have you been getting your five a day? I think you know where I'm going with this...
MB of G xxx0 -
I AM RICH!
Just received £76.63 for CPP reclaim!
Well ok so not exactly rich.......but I have been on a Dmp for some while now so I FEEL rich. I suppose being a good DMPer I ought to assign this to debt repayment....but so many other options beckon. Decided been a tough few months might buy some luxuries, new shoes, boiler service, tin of cadburys roses?!? Choices!
Surely I must have had PPI sometime in my life? (don't think so) off now just to check.
Re students, I live within 1 mile of 2 universities, and major teaching hospital. Term time it's like party central we all live for the holidays.SCP # 034
The £1000 emergency fund #590 -
Hi SVC,
KERRRRRCHING!!!
I actually worked for CPP back in the day (several times actually) it was a fun place to work in the beginning where sales advisors could win great things for selling the most in a shift, in an hour, different types of policy, etcI won a £100 Argos voucher, a bunch of roses and loads of boxes of chocolates... Ahhh, happy days
shame the actual job itself sucked LOL later I went back just to get paid for going through the training course and then quit at the end of it with a few £00's in my pocket for the "effort".
As for what you should do with your windfall... Tough call, as a new car isn't on the cards I reckon a few treats and a chunk dropped in the old emergency fund is on order?
Have fun regardless!
MB of G x0 -
Hi MB
Yes, I had just about settled for the roses (on offer £4) then the rest in the credit union.
Any of those jobs still vacant.......I'm not proud!
ThanksSCP # 034
The £1000 emergency fund #590 -
City1 - thanks for the good luck wishes - I wish you all the best too
I love having my new current account and being permanently in creditI have even managed to have a little left over this month (pay day tomorrow
) I'm putting it into my Christmas funds and am looking forward to actually buying Christmas pressies out of 'real' money and not putting it all on a credit card.
I never EVER want credit again - cannot wait to pay off the debt. Feel like we have achieved so much already and the DMP hsn't officially started yet!!
Hope you're feeling better soon Puzz x
Anyone got any bananas??.................
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Mmmm... Roses... mmm... chocolate...
Last I heard there there were murmers of CPP leaving York which is actually quite sad as they employ a lot of people still
http://www.yorkpress.co.uk/news/11466618.Jobs_at_risk_as_CPP_announces_plans_for_office_closures/?ref=mr
MB of G x0 -
Hi it's pay day and creditors all paid straight from by bank account on my new self managed plan. Hopefully I put all the right digits in when setting up the standing orders online and the cash has gone to the right place! I will be checking...
Huge debt of £12,000 owed to Nat West now paid off:j:j Another one bites the dust:DDMP Mutual Support Thread No. 421
Debt free date 25/11/2015 - Made It!0 -
Hi Growuown That's amazing, truly inspirational. Great news on going self managed, I hope to be going that way soon.SCP # 034
The £1000 emergency fund #590 -
Hi it's pay day and creditors all paid straight from by bank account on my new self managed plan. Hopefully I put all the right digits in when setting up the standing orders online and the cash has gone to the right place! I will be checking...
Huge debt of £12,000 owed to Nat West now paid off:j:j Another one bites the dust:D
Wow GUO that's a biggie gone, great motivator - well doneDebt -it's a fight that I'm winning, dealing with debt one day at a time.
Estimated DFD August 2018 - 2031 - now 2027 :T
Guide dog Tess, missing Scotland 2 years
DMP support no438.0 -
well done puzz I find it comforting to know there are others with around the same level as me and in it for the long haul hope you feel better soon.Morning fellow dmp'ers...
A special good morning to MB and his waving banana.... you feeling a bit fruity at the moment mb.. satsuma throwing and banana waving.. the mind boggles...!!!
Quick update on my 11th payment gone to the creditors and I've hit the 9.5% paid off.. so close to double figures.. and next month I will be in the double figures and will drop into the 53's....
I can't believe it will be a year next month since I started my dmp... Can't wait to do my year end total as to how much debt I have shifted this year... (family loan not in dmp, but going down..)
Have a good day all, I'm off for a lie down as feeling a little poorly puzz today..
Puzz. xI'm a greenfield sight for sore eyes, and sore eyes are just needing the light, the shapes, and the shadows of the space we share, before it splits into Thin Air.0
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