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Mortgage free by 2021?!
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New car! How exciting
hope all goes well on Monday x
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What colour is it?!0
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Greyish-blue.0
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Well done on finding a car so quick, very exciting0
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Thanks! We debated looking around further, but (aside from the later hassle/confusion over price) we couldn't think of anything else we'd want in a car. As it's (relatively) cheap, we figure even if it turns out to be a dud it should last us until we're MF (if not far longer, it only has 50k miles on it) and then we can get a nicer/newer car.
We're both "cars are meant to get us from point A to point B in as efficient/comfortable manner as possible, that's all" people, so not much to debate.0 -
Car insurance: check
Breakdown cover: check
Vehicle records lookup: check
Should get £50 cashback on the breakdown, and possibly £30 as a gift card as well.
Will go in early with DH tomorrow and withdraw cash from the bank branch near his work. Then off work at 6 to go collect and drive home!0 -
Sounds good.0
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Thanks SHS.
So I bought a hair cutting set and clippers off bay of E and tonight we braved using them. Cutting DH's hair took me about an hour as it was quite long. It looks good now, though I can see areas that I want to do differently next time. Mine took about 10 minutes as I only need slight trimming.
Once we do it again we should break even on the cost (~£40 total) and then it's all profit.Yay youtube video tutorials!
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Great news on the car.
Big savings for sure with hair cutting at home, though I've only gone as far as a thinning comb for DS and using clippers for the dogs...saving £100 twice a yearBack on the DFW Wagon:
CC - £3,300 on 0% til 04/2020
CC - £4,500 on 0% til 02/2019
Loan - £12,063.84 as at 4/1/180 -
I didn't actually try the thinning shears that came in the set tonight, as DH's hair is thinning a bit anyway.
Probably should next time as they are quite forgiving about incorrect cuts I think.
Last time I clipped the dog (hot summer in the US) he wriggled around and rather than a nice tidy belly trim he got an awful choppy neck-to-tail body shave. He has no sense of self so didn't mind, and he was nice and cool all summer.One bonus to British weather is he's rarely overheated here.
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