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  • Been to see my third accountant today, again not impressed. Maybe it's true, nobody cares more about your money than you do. Maybe I'm wanting someone who simply doesn't exist.

    All this has lead me to thinking that perhaps this is something I could do myself, perhaps do a night course just to brush up on the basic's. Not only is this likely to save me money, it will add to my skill set and hopefully pay for itself for the time taken in the long run.

    Off to do some research. Have a good day everyone :cool:
  • purpledonkey
    purpledonkey Posts: 6,997 Forumite
    hornetgirl wrote: »
    Has everyone seen the little box on the right with the note about Ideal Home Show tickets being given away tomorrow? Good opportunity for an elite get together maybe. I think PD said she was going to be there?

    Aye every day by the look of it :eek: I wish it were still at Earl's Court, that place is a trek as it is, let alone going that bit further to Olympia.

    :wave: all
    'I solemnly swear that I am up to no good'
  • hornetgirl
    hornetgirl Posts: 6,155 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker Mortgage-free Glee!
    Been to see my third accountant today, again not impressed. Maybe it's true, nobody cares more about your money than you do. Maybe I'm wanting someone who simply doesn't exist.

    All this has lead me to thinking that perhaps this is something I could do myself, perhaps do a night course just to brush up on the basic's. Not only is this likely to save me money, it will add to my skill set and hopefully pay for itself for the time taken in the long run.

    Off to do some research. Have a good day everyone :cool:


    I don't know whether they still do them, but the Inland Revenue used to run free workshops for people just starting out as self employed. Might be worth checking with the tax office.
  • scamps1966
    scamps1966 Posts: 5,648 Forumite
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    Afternoon peeps, :)

    Just back from A's and noticed the pink poo is now £2.97 and not in the 3 for £10 offer. :(
    Was there another trigger? I thought that somebody found one. I haven't seen the vv pink impulse anywhere!
  • savvy_sal
    savvy_sal Posts: 5,015 Forumite
    x ASDA British Whole Milk 1 Pint (568ml) £0.45 £0.49
    2 x ASDA British Semi Skimmed Milk 4 Pints (2.27L) £1.78 £2.78
    1 x ASDA Chosen by You White Baton £0.45 £0.45
    1 x ASDA Carrots (1Kg) £0.57 £0.57
    1 x Ambrosia Chocolate Flavour Custard (120g) £0.25 £0.25
    1 x Ambrosia Strawberry Flavour Custard (120g) £0.25 £0.25
    1 x Ambrosia Banana Flavour Custard (120g) £0.25 £0.25
    1 x Ambrosia Rice Pudding Original (120g) £0.25 £0.25
    1 x Cathedral City Baked Bites - Real Cheddar (5x22g) £0.89 £1.69
    1 x ASDA Raspberry Jam Doughnuts (5) £0.50 £0.65
    1 x Birds Eye Inspirations Fish Chargrilled with Sunbl... £1.89 £3.49
    1 x Heinz Peachy Porridge Breakfast 7mth+ (120g) £2.15 £2.15
    1 x Cathedral City Mature Cheddar Minis (6x20g) £1.00 £1.65
    1 x Cathedral City Mature Cheddar (350g) £1.97 £4.00
    1 x Walkers Smith's Chipsticks - Salt & Vinegar (8x22.... £1.50 £1.00
    1 x Kingsmill Crusts Away Sliced 50/50 Bread (400g) £1.25 £1.25
    1 x Tommee Tippee Roll 'n' Go Bib 6m+ £2.92 N/A
    1 x Hoads Farm Free Range Medium Eggs (6) £0.89 N/A
    1 x ASDA Sweetcorn Cobettes (4) £1.48 £1.49
    1 x ASDA Trimmed Fine Beans (205g) £1.00 N/A
    1 x ASDA Broccoli (335g) £0.49 £0.49
    1 x ASDA Butcher's Selection Smoked Streaky Bacon Lard... £1.00 N/A
    1 x Kellogg's Coco Pops Porridge (7x27g) £0.98 N/A
    1 x ASDA Chosen by You Houmous (215g) £1.00 £1.06
    1 x ASDA Babycorn (130g) £0.85 £0.93
    1 x ASDA Salad Potatoes (1.5Kg) £0.98 £0.69
    2 x ASDA Chosen by You Wafer Thin Southern Style Chick... £2.76 N/A
    2 x ASDA Chosen by You Mini Sausage Rolls (20 per pack... £3.00 N/A
    1 x Lucozade Energy Orange (1L) £1.00 £0.99
    1 x Lucozade Energy Caribbean Crush (1L) £1.00 £0.99
    1 x Coca Cola (1.25L) £1.00 £1.50
    1 x Nestle Shredded Wheat (30 per pack - 675g) £2.00 £2.78

    A v M womble today

    Afternoon all

    Don't know if the ambrosia could be useful to anyone doing an A v M shop.
  • Saversue
    Saversue Posts: 1,918 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    I am not buying toothbrushes, but could someone explain to me how it works. As far as I can see they are £35 on MSM and £35 in store and comparing at £17.50 which would mean they cost you £17.50 +10%. But that can't be right as people are making money on them. Thank You.
  • Ladyshopper
    Ladyshopper Posts: 2,454 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    Nanny, I hope your day has been ok? Although not mentioned it (literally snuck on whilst in the loo at work!) been thinking of you today.

    Think I've missed a bit as scrolled through fairly fast, will try and catch up.
  • Ladyshopper
    Ladyshopper Posts: 2,454 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    Saversue wrote: »
    I am not buying toothbrushes, but could someone explain to me how it works. As far as I can see they are £35 on MSM and £35 in store and comparing at £17.50 which would mean they cost you £17.50 +10%. But that can't be right as people are making money on them. Thank You.

    I think it's because people are sending them back if they do come, but still getting the apg.
  • Picasso7
    Picasso7 Posts: 4,038 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    Been to see my third accountant today, again not impressed. Maybe it's true, nobody cares more about your money than you do. Maybe I'm wanting someone who simply doesn't exist.

    All this has lead me to thinking that perhaps this is something I could do myself, perhaps do a night course just to brush up on the basic's. Not only is this likely to save me money, it will add to my skill set and hopefully pay for itself for the time taken in the long run.

    Off to do some research. Have a good day everyone :cool:
    hornetgirl wrote: »
    I don't know whether they still do them, but the Inland Revenue used to run free workshops for people just starting out as self employed. Might be worth checking with the tax office.

    When I was self-employed I got one free session with an accountant who basically wanted to do my tax return for me. But it is so much easier now with the online stuff that I reckoned if I asked him to do it for me it wouldn't have saved much time at all, if any.

    If you can cope with APGs then you can probably do your own accounts using Excel! Accounts much simpler than the contortions we get up to on here!
  • Picasso7
    Picasso7 Posts: 4,038 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    Came on here to say that I have just discovered that if you have a gmail address, you can add or remove a . (dot/full stop) before the @ without it making any difference at all to the delivery. May be useful next time there are free soup vouchers!
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