Had a mortgage too long - it's going, going, gone!

debtfreeoneday

Argh I can't stand horror! I can't sleep!

Ali-OK

Hoorah for the weekend and it's pay myself day :j A healthy enough drawing to keep the mortgage capital payment at £1k on Monday coming - an OP of @ £359 - and the end of the teenage months, shame DS's teen years aren't as short :rotfl:

A NSD as well - car running on fumes whilst holding out for the new month and CC roll over.

Got a few spends tomorrow - taking in ankle boots for re-heeling, few birthday cards to get and 2nd class stamps. Plus will pick up the voucher for DS from my Mum.

Financials:
- bank accounts checked
- freepostcodelottery checked
- Inbox £s - up at £13.02
- Qmee - up at 22p

Time for some housey jobs to be done

AlexLK

Excellent re. mortgage.

debtfreeoneday

have a lovely weekend!

sarahevie1

Well done on mortgage £1000 is huge - well done:j

beanielou

Have a happy weekend

Ali-OK

Happy weekend all :j

Sarah - it's quite scary sending that much to the mortgage, but my budget says I've £750 left for saving after everything else so it feels affordable.

Back from the nightmare that was town...not that many shoppers but the car parks were quite full already and lots of extra staff in the shops. Free parking too.

£12 to re-heel ankle boots :eek: But worth it to keep those as so comfy and the local inde was cheaper than T!mpsons.

£6.48 for 12 x 2nd class stamps :eek: There are a few Jan birthdays in the wider family who are up here for the big lunch, so I'm going to cheat and put their cards in with their Christmas presents, will save posting 3 and £1.62 in the process

£21 on 2 tops and a casual jacket for DS in Primarni.

£6 odd in Wilk0's for bits and pieces and dog treat stock up including their Christmas bones with turkey and stuffing flavour

£2.46 in C@rd F@actory - age birthday cards bought and another of their 7 for £1 deal.

Still not filled up with fuel or got the C!neworld voucher - getting across town today is probably best avoided so they can wait until tomorrow.

Monthly use and pay off CC has rolled over and full payment set up to go out on the 15th and 68 Nectar points added to the pot - value is around £26 left I think. I'll need to start doing their surveys and search bar again to get it back to £70 for the free big turkey and trimmings next year

Deep cleaning the lounge is next on the To Do list and then it's tree and decs time :xmastree:

Luckyinlife

1k ali smashing it :]

I know what you mean by its scary as it would feel just as good in the savings account so really its all about seeing that total amount come down like the term mine is over doesnt bother me as much as the total owed hehe

Hope you got some help cleaning i was cleaning my front door and kitchen door today nightmare haha

Ali-OK

You're right Lucky, got to keep chipping away and keep the numbers falling.

DS claims he's too busy to help clean as he's revising, yeah right..more like playing his computer game from what I can see and hear :rotfl:

Spendy day as filled up with fuel, though Sbugs price has dropped to 103.9p per litre - spent £32.60 and 31 nectar points in the bag.

Ordered contact lenses online - 6 months worth £27.94. Cashback only available for new customers now and I've been buying them from here for years :mad:

Slowly working through To Do list - braved the weather to check and pump car tyres up (manually at home as I'm old fashioned like that), now to go and read meters as elec one due in by close of play tomorrow.

I've got month end accounts to print/file, everything else done there and of course phone the Spanish Bank in the morning for the mortgage payment :j

And more cleaning to do...yuk!

in_need_of_direction

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