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underperky

nerfdad wrote: »

Under perky you may want to changed your post as it has a name in it that's not to be mentioned anymore:)

Sorry about that red fox or forum staff I didn't realise that I could not

mention his name ...as it was in a positive way not detrimental

LEJC

underperky wrote: »

I agree with your daughter but you CHOOSE when it suits you to walk

As we all have. to eat ...morals or sadness buys you neither

Have your battle but then return to trenches until it suits you

TO MOVE ON

Hth 😀

Such wise words Perky x

Rose I hope you do indeed resolve the issues with your boss this afternoon and hopefully yesterday can be put down to a bad day at the office.
It' s really difficult to advise on what's the best path forward but Perky sums up a generational thing that perhaps your daughter has yet to encounter. That being its far easier to walk away and start afresh at 30...less so at 50 and perhaps its a case of grin and bear it if you are in a bracket above that age....not that it's right to grin and bear but if you can't afford to walk away,or you risk losing a pension as a result of walking then it becomes a case of each day counting them down until you find something or are in a position to up sticks.

I know there are a lot in a similar situations and of a certain age who would love to just say ...it and walk away but actually there is a financial tie that binds them to work or the fear that after a certain age the possibilities of readjustment become fewer.

I hope its resolved one way or another to your satisfaction later.

bubbs

Mumto2monkeys wrote: »

Whoooo....

Asti works a treat :T:j

1x
TESCO STRAWBERRIES 400G
£2.00 n/a n/a n/a
1x
CADBURY DAIRY MILK EGG HEADS 77G
£1.00 n/a £1.00 n/a
1x
CARLING 20X440ML
£13.00 £10.00 £11.00 £12.00
1x
GOODFELLA'S STONEBAKED THIN MARGHERITA 345G
£2.00 † £1.25 £2.50 n/a
1x
GOODFELLA'S STONEBAKED THIN PEPPERONI 340G
£2.00 † £1.25 £2.50 n/a
1x
TESCO SEMI-SKIMMED MLK 3.408L/6 PINTS
£1.48 n/a n/a n/a
1x
YAZOO SMOOTHIE S/BERRY & R/BERRY 4X180ML
£2.99 n/a n/a n/a
1x
AMSTEL LAGER BOTTLE 650ML
£1.50 n/a n/a n/a
1x
TUTTI FRUTTI BOUQUET
£5.00 n/a n/a n/a
1x
CADBURY DAIRY MILK SMALL EGG 72G
£1.00 n/a £1.00 n/a
6x
MARTINI ASTI SPUMANTE NV 75CL
£51.00 † £36.00 £51.00 £51.00

Carling £2 off ipint
Yazoo free cos
Amstel free cos
Flowers free orchard

£19.50 bg

So being thick how much do these work out each please

Serendipitious

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simon31leeds

If my maths is right:

£51 x 75% = £38.25 (actual cost at till before BG)

£51 - £36 = £15 BG

£38.25 - £15 = £23.25

Or approximately £3.88 each

BGcomp

bubbs wrote: »

So being thick how much do these work out each please

abailey54

obama wrote: »

Anyone done any egg shops today, or is it all over?

I had to do a muggle shop for easter eggs earlier but can't check until just after 4 if anything glitched, I got twirl, mars and something else, don't know if they were glitching - did try to have a quick check on here this morning, but too far out of the loop and got caught up reading about nerf's little one's poos :rotfl:

:wave: afternoon all, hope all is well, I have been lurking in another part of the forum :eek: trying to find new ways of sorting out the debts. I have come to the realisation that there isn't much in life I want, but I would really like to own my own house one day. It's difficult to imagine when I rent and have loads of debts, but if I don't do it soon I will be too old to take on a mortgage and I have seen so many people on here do amazingly well with their finances, so I'm going to try my best (though the muggle shopping isn't going to help!). Sorry for the waffle

underperky

bubbs wrote: »

So being thick how much do these work out each please

I think approx £3-90 each ...maybe

simon31leeds

It's tough when you're in the thick of it abailey54 but it is do-able. 10 years ago I had £55,000 of unsecured debt and took out a 100% mortgage. We then went through the recession, I split with my partner and sold the house for negligible profit and battled through but 10 years on I'm debt free other than the mortgage much lower LTV and in turn a better rate) and have a little money saved for the unexpected. There is lots of good advice on threads here; without them I would have been bankrupt and once the mind-change to becoming debt free kicks in as it appears to have done you will find it a positive mission to achieve :-) good luck

abailey54 wrote: »

I had to do a muggle shop for easter eggs earlier but can't check until just after 4 if anything glitched, I got twirl, mars and something else, don't know if they were glitching - did try to have a quick check on here this morning, but too far out of the loop and got caught up reading about nerf's little one's poos :rotfl:

:wave: afternoon all, hope all is well, I have been lurking in another part of the forum :eek: trying to find new ways of sorting out the debts. I have come to the realisation that there isn't much in life I want, but I would really like to own my own house one day. It's difficult to imagine when I rent and have loads of debts, but if I don't do it soon I will be too old to take on a mortgage and I have seen so many people on here do amazingly well with their finances, so I'm going to try my best (though the muggle shopping isn't going to help!). Sorry for the waffle

underperky

Simon will be right Bubbs I was only doing rough figures in my head

But does anyone remember which was the best way to buy the Coke

I saw a post yesterday or day before where I think it was being bought in sainsbury for a brand match and coupons were taking the full price off

Did I dream this or can anyone else remember this

Tia

Serendipitious

Bubbs, hope you are ok, and that you have a peaceful weekend. x

Tweets, things can only get better. x

Rose, there's better advice already been given than I could offer, but good luck and hope things work out. x

Been to DD's to wait for builder who was 90 mins later than his arrival time - must be something in the air today. Anyhow, all sorted and I am free again and at home. So cold today, only 8 degrees here in NW and very dull with no sun seen since last weekend :eek: - it feels like a long time now.