Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2015!

GunWharf

#174 Checking in after a dramatic week at Sea!

Terrible weather but had some great catches so will pay some debt off when invoices clear in a week or too. We took out the bigger boat this week (pic below)

Hope your all ok
The Skipper

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N0: 51

Another payment of £34.28 rounding off oddments making total of
£713.95 / £3878 = 18.41%


Biggest CC bal transferred to 0% now!


:T

blackberrycurved_2

Another £52.38 for me total below thanks

blackberrycurved_2

Selling seems to take me forever, photograph it, write the blurb, pack it, weigh it. Is there a quicker wa,y as in can I list 3 items at a time or something. And Auction or Buy Now which do people find best. I sell stuff but I'm so slow it must work out at only about £5 an hour.

Ruthy1604

blackberrycurved wrote: »

Selling seems to take me forever, photograph it, write the blurb, pack it, weigh it. Is there a quicker wa,y as in can I list 3 items at a time or something. And Auction or Buy Now which do people find best. I sell stuff but I'm so slow it must work out at only about £5 an hour.

It takes me ages too. I tend to guess the postage band though and I don't pack anything til I at least have a bid. Mist of the time my *ahem* treasures don't sell and I get fed up and put them in the charity bag

I'm not sure it's worth the bother

BritAbroad

108 checking in.


More payments today - now paid£1660.53/£9139.48.

LionessInWinter

BritAbroad wrote: »

108 checking in.


More payments today - now paid£1660.53/£9139.48.

If you don't mind me asking, where are you abroad? Do you get paid in £ or local currency and then convert?

Pablosammy

GunWharf wrote: »

#174 Checking in after a dramatic week at Sea!

Terrible weather but had some great catches so will pay some debt off when invoices clear in a week or too. We took out the bigger boat this week (pic below)

Hope your all ok
The Skipper

Lovely photo! Must be wet and wild out there at the moment.

Pablosammy

lynneee wrote: »

I hate meal planning as such, it seems crazy to say next Monday I will feel like eating...cos I never do and always change my mind! So my freezer is my most helpful tool in my quest to keep my costs down. (Family of 5, monthly food bill of about £250). I freeze as much as I can to keep waste to a minimum. I only do a big shop about once every 3 or 4 weeks, spending £150, with small top up shops for fruit and veg and bread and milk totalling £100 ish. The less often I go to the shops, the less I spend. I used to spend about double what I spend now, so it works for me. I also ensure that any left overs are saved for another meal, e.g. spag bol mince ends up as a jacket potato filling the next day etc. No idea if this will be useful for you but it's just what works for me!

We live out of the Hairy Dieters cook book, there are a few recipes in there which we will ALWAYS feel like having. The chilli and ginger salmon is our favourite, and doesn't take long at all... mmmmmm :rotfl:

Pepperoni

Ruthy1604 wrote: »

It takes me ages too. I tend to guess the postage band though and I don't pack anything til I at least have a bid. Mist of the time my *ahem* treasures don't sell and I get fed up and put them in the charity bag

I'm not sure it's worth the bother

This is how I feel.

We usually end up taking clothes to cash for clothes...