I really really want to be........mortgage free!

PrincessLou

ourcornercottage wrote: »

Miniocc teacher has recommended additional omega 3 to assist with concentration. It's a bit tricky with us being veggie but ordered some kids omega 3 veggie tablets £30 for 3 months supply but worth a try as his concentration is terrible.

I've read alot of good things about the benefits of omega 3 for children. I bought some in liquid form for my boys but they refused to have it after one time because of the awful taste They are expensive but I'm sure they are very much worth every penny.

ourcornercottage

PrincessLou wrote: »

I've read alot of good things about the benefits of omega 3 for children. I bought some in liquid form for my boys but they refused to have it after one time because of the awful taste They are expensive but I'm sure they are very much worth every penny.

In the Health food shop they said to put it in food as it tastes not great

Ali-OK

Excellent OPing and loving all the figures :T

The interest reduction always feels small each month, but take 12 months and just shows how it makes a difference comparing back - great stuff.

Hope new plasterer does a good job too

ourcornercottage

Thanks everyone, it's gonna be a busy week with new fridge arriving Tuesday and plastering Thursday.

Went out last night with friends for Christmas meet up, spent about £100 with taxis etc and had planned the spending but I'd not been feeling right all day so was home by about midnight feeling not great. I'd had a busy day yesterday and had got very cold watching miniOCC play footie. Haven't been able to warm up since and my bones ache. Should pass though as I'm not a sickly person.

Need to op my TT account sometime and login to check savings amount. I try to add a bit in every month but I must admit I wish it was going up quicker. I want to do a post grad course after my next course which is going to be expensive so I need to save this as well over the next year. I need to save for all this as I don't want to get any student debt and I don't need to if I plan it right.

I love my monthly Interest stat, it's easy to find out and really motivating. It's a lot less per month and every month surprises me what a affect the changes In my spending have made.

In other news my blog is making a tiny bit of money but I'm spending it on FB advertising to up my readership. It's working too and with no capital from myself just reinvesting the money it generates

Today BF takes miniOCC to roller skating party so I'm going to try and so coursework.

hiddenshadow

Hope your achy-ness passes soon!

ourcornercottage

ourcornercottage wrote: »

The standard OP and regular payment has gone out today. So stats this month currently stand at......

Mortgage balance £128,074

Milestones
- capital reduction of over £1000 this month
- under £129k

Interest paid Nov 2015 - 264.46
Interest paid Nov 2014 - 300.76

£36.30Less paid in interest this month than last year thanks to the OPs.

Total OP this month : £1209.63

Total YTD : £4730.79

Savings now stand at : £1471.96

kW generated : 100

S&S ISA : £764.43

Updated with end of month figs. £500 added to ISA from money I was given. £20 added to mortgage from TT's.

I'm hoping to be sub £127k at end of December

Will get a good start in December with about £8 in its way from TCB and the the FIT payment due beginning of the month too.

smallholdingsister

Haha our plasterer is called Semi-Naked Rodney.

greent

smallholdingsister wrote: »

Haha our plasterer is called Semi-Naked Rodney.

The mind boggles, shs.....:eek::eek:
x

ourcornercottage

smallholdingsister wrote: »

Haha our plasterer is called Semi-Naked Rodney.

Oh god that's made me a bit worried for Thursday now!

ourcornercottage

The facts of my life.

New fridge coming tomorrow.
Last day of maths course at school tomorrow .
Need to do some of my coursework
Still feel ill
No money things today.
Parental situation hopeless.

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