Mortgage free by 2021?!

debtfreeoneday

Round of applause for B@rclays then! At least you have the pennies as you say!

hiddenshadow

Another £9.80 to the mortgage from MB - £50 free bet went through this time and we didn't win £1,250. Ah well. So much for picking horses based on their names!

hiddenshadow

£29.20 OP Starting today one of the bus companies is running a super frequent route (as a trial, I think), so the company we use has lowered their fares. Finally, capitalism does its thing! (I'm sure it won't last, but will take advantage this week at least.)

debtfreeoneday

Great OP!!

shangaijimmy

hiddenshadow wrote: »

£29.20 OP Starting today one of the bus companies is running a super frequent route (as a trial, I think), so the company we use has lowered their fares. Finally, capitalism does its thing! (I'm sure it won't last, but will take advantage this week at least.)

Love a good bonus!

hiddenshadow

Thanks!

Another £2 today as the rival company's weekly ticket is cheaper than our regular company's discounted one. Here's hoping the support will keep them around - even if prices go back up (regular company's marketing this as a "Christmas special") it'll be nice to have more buses running the route.

hiddenshadow

£37.75 OP from p@nelbase today.

DH and I got "free" lotto tickets (one free for him, I got 2 for £2 and have £10.50 pending cashback) and DH won! £2.80 , which isn't bad for spending 30 seconds signing up. Have to figure out how to claim it as they want a recent utility bill and all of them are 1) online 2) in my name.

Sundaysgirl

Brilliant! Is this Lottoland on £co? I saw it but was a bit dubious, might go for it now!

hiddenshadow

I went with TCB as I think it paid out 50p more? It tracked immediately, theoretically will pay out in 2 months. I figured for £2 it wasn't a huge risk. Would've been nice to win, but an 8x return in 2 months is pretty decent too.

hiddenshadow

£30 cashback from the MSE energy switch arrived today.

Also bought a knitting book in USD but transferred the equivalent £s to the mortgage, so £43.05 total paid today.

Day off work tomorrow, meeting up with a friend to help cook/hang out. Then back to her place on Saturday as she's hosting Thanksgiving for friends/family, which should be fun. Not much else planned for the weekend - might go out for a belated birthday lunch/dinner, but might just stay home and be lazy too.