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Shifting this debt one £ at a time.
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1.[STRIKE]£175[/STRIKE] - £88C1
2.[STRIKE]£178[/STRIKE] - £138 MI
3.[STRIKE]£2340[/STRIKE] - £2330 LI
4.[STRIKE]£164[/STRIKE] - [STRIKE]£164[/STRIKE] HA :T
5.[STRIKE]£889[/STRIKE] - £870 BCM
6. [STRIKE]2147[/STRIKE] - £2006 Bills
Total: [STRIKE]£5893[/STRIKE] - £5432
One target cleared for the month"Good financial planning is about not spending money on things that add no value to your life in order to have more money for the things that do". Eoin McGee0 -
well done, when do you finish for maternity ? XXI AM A MONEY MAGNET, THEY ARE MAKING MORE MONEY FOR ME AS WE SPEAK:pMIKES MOB, DFW NERD 1071, DFW LHS 132!MIRACLES HAPPEN I'VE SEEN IT WITH MY OWN EYES. LBM 08£77240.69 Current outstanding total £36083.01 Paid so far = £41157.680
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Happytogetdebtfree wrote: »well done, when do you finish for maternity ? XX
Thanks Happy. Just over 3 weeks time if I make it! I can't wait now."Good financial planning is about not spending money on things that add no value to your life in order to have more money for the things that do". Eoin McGee0 -
Thanks Happy. Just over 3 weeks time if I make it! I can't wait now.
Wow not long to go xxNEXT TARGET: Halifax credit card DEC 22 £0 / £4499.12POAMAYC 2011 £6378.35 POAMAYC 2012 £5000.78POAMAYC 2013 £3480.04 POAMAYC 2014 £4085.14POAMAYC 2015 £7565.24 POAMAYC 2016 £8000.90 POAMAYC 2017 £7278.80 POAMAYC 2018 £13208.18POAMAYC 2019 £13309.28 POAMAYC 2020 £15026.050 -
We had a busy and spendy weekend.
The camera finally died so we had to buy a new one. Urgently needed for ebay sales (and baby photos!).
We also made a trip to Ikea to get little jwil a bed so that we can claim the cot back for baby. So that's all done. It's not up yet, we've still got to clear space, but at least we've got it now.
I've started Christmas shopping as well, not got loads to buy now, but want to get that done asap for obvious reasons
I'm going to write all of my Christmas cards and leave them ready so I can just pop a birth announcement in and then chuck them in the post when the time comes.
I've pretty much decided that much of Christmas dinner this year will be ready prepped stuff. DH will help where he can but it will just be much easier to shove stuff straight in the oven. Going to order our turkey joint from the local farm shop this weekend.
I had a look through my old wage slips from when I was off with little jwil at the end of last week. I wanted to remind myself of how much I wound up taking home. It was a good move as it was higher than I remembered, so I know I'll have enough to cover the main bills until I go into the unpaid section of maternity leave, so will just need to try and cover additional costs with selling stuff etc. That's better than I was thinking.
I have to pay childcare this time, but little jwil will be getting his free hours from April, so that will reduce some of the expenditure. I'm not entirely sure how the childcare vouchers will work when I'm on enhanced maternity pay, but they are not allowed to take them from SMP so I should get them free then which is good. Also need to find out about when I am unpaid, whether I still get them then or not.
We sold loads of stuff over the weekend, so have loads of packing to do. I took the first batch this morning. DH sold 39 items alone yesterday :eek:
Going to try and have a big push this month, then I'm planning on taking December off at least until Christmas. Then we'll see how things are going with baby as to when I restart.
Hope everyone is well"Good financial planning is about not spending money on things that add no value to your life in order to have more money for the things that do". Eoin McGee0 -
1.[STRIKE]£175[/STRIKE] - £88C1
2.[STRIKE]£178[/STRIKE] - £138 MI
3.[STRIKE]£2340[/STRIKE] - £2330 LI
4.[STRIKE]£164[/STRIKE] - [STRIKE]£164[/STRIKE] HA :T
5.[STRIKE]£889[/STRIKE] - £870 BCM
6. [STRIKE]2147[/STRIKE] - £985 Bills
Total: [STRIKE]£5893[/STRIKE] - £4411"Good financial planning is about not spending money on things that add no value to your life in order to have more money for the things that do". Eoin McGee0 -
Decluttering: aim - 1000 items
1-8. Ebay parcels (posted)
9-17. Books (car boot)
18-63. Ebay parcels (posted)
64. Book (car boot)
65. Magazine (recycling)
66. Set of plates (car boot)
67. Small pot (car boot)
68. Biscuit tin (recycling)
69-76. Ebay parcels (posted)
77-93. Ebay parcels (posted)
94. Piggy Bank (binned - broken by little jwil)
95-99. Books (car boot)
100-114. Ebay parcels (posted)
116. Breast pump parts (binned)
117-118. Books (car boot)
119-124. Ebay parcels (posted)
125. Pile of newspaper/magazines (recycled)
126. Book (car boot)
127-128. Ebay parcels (posted)
129. Changing bag (binned, not recyclable)
130. Ebay parcel (posted)
131. Book (car boot)
132. Book (car boot)
133 - 136. Ebay parcels (posted)
137- 139. Books (car boot)
140 - 178. Ebay parcels (posted)
179. 24 x pairs unused socks (car boot)
180. Magazine (recycling)
181. Book (car boot)
182. Newspaper (recycling)
183. Phone book (recycling)
184. Book (recycling, damaged)
185. Magazine (recycling)
186. Assorted paperwork (recycling)
187. Toy train (car boot)
188. Toy truck (car boot)
189 - 190. 2 x DVDs (car boot)
191. DVD (bin, damaged)
192. 4 x toy cars (car boot)
193. Book (car boot)
194-195. 2 x OOD sauces (poured away, bottles recycled)
196. Magazine (recycled)
197-220. Books (car boot)
221 - 270. Books (car boot)
271 - 293. Toy cars (car boot)
294 - 295. Magazine (recycling)
296 - 299. Magazines (recycling)
300. Watch packaging (recycling)
301 - 305. Magazines (recycling)
306 - 310. Plastic crates (car boot)
311. Road atlas (recycling, damaged)
312. Plastic tub (bin, damaged)
313 - 315. Books (car boot)
316. Book (car boot)
317- 338. Ebay parcels (posted)
339. Bag of toy bricks (car boot)
340. Plastic tub (bin, damaged)
341. Plastic crate (bin, damaged)
342 - 345. Slot cars (car boot)
346 - 351. Books (car boot)
352 - 365. Books (car boot)
366 - 380. Ebay sales (posted)
381 - 382. Model kits (car boot)
383. Biscuit tin (recycling)
384. Toy train stuff (car boot)
385. Camera battery (recycling)
386 - 375. Ebay parcels (posted)
376. Toy car (car boot)
377. Magazine (recycling)
378. Box of books (relative)
379. Tupperware container (relative)
380. Bag of baby clothes (car boot)
381. Bag of baby clothes (recycling, stained etc)
382 - 407. Ebay parcels (posted)
408 - 413. Books (car boot)
414 - 418. Tubs bricks (car boot)
419. Bag of small puzzles (car boot)
420 - 421. Plastic crates (car boot)
422. Banana box full of costume jewellery(!) (charity)
423. Bundle of paperwork (shredded, recycled)
424-478. Ebay parcels (posted)
479-480. Books (car boot)
481. Pieces of guttering (car boot)
482. Loads of hoarded boxes (packaging for ebay parcels)"Good financial planning is about not spending money on things that add no value to your life in order to have more money for the things that do". Eoin McGee0 -
1.[STRIKE]£175[/STRIKE] - £88C1
2.[STRIKE]£178[/STRIKE] - £138 MI
3.[STRIKE]£2340[/STRIKE] - £2330 LI
4.[STRIKE]£164[/STRIKE] - [STRIKE]£164[/STRIKE] HA :T
5.[STRIKE]£889[/STRIKE] - £870 BCM
6. [STRIKE]2147[/STRIKE] - £985 Bills
Total: [STRIKE]£5893[/STRIKE] - £4411
Number 6 has taken a big hit well done :TNEXT TARGET: Halifax credit card DEC 22 £0 / £4499.12POAMAYC 2011 £6378.35 POAMAYC 2012 £5000.78POAMAYC 2013 £3480.04 POAMAYC 2014 £4085.14POAMAYC 2015 £7565.24 POAMAYC 2016 £8000.90 POAMAYC 2017 £7278.80 POAMAYC 2018 £13208.18POAMAYC 2019 £13309.28 POAMAYC 2020 £15026.050 -
Hi Jwil
I am assuming baby no 2 due in a few weeks then :j exciting times.
I see you are cracking on with the clearing too - gosh what an amazing task! I have today off and really need to ebay some stuff but struggling with the light and my poor camera. I am also catching up with everyone.
x0
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