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£67,031.92 is a frightening number indeed....

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  • Karonher
    Karonher Posts: 958 Forumite
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    God luck with your new plans
    Aiming to make £7,500 online in 2022
  • MatyMoo
    MatyMoo Posts: 3,176 Forumite
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    Another Lurker cheering you on from the side lines!

    Recognising that you need to change course and to do things your way is brilliant and I pray it works for you. If nothing else, it will make you happier.

    Life is too short to be miserable ;)
    :j Proud Member of Mike's Mob :j
  • motivated
    motivated Posts: 3,044 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Photogenic PPI Party Pooper
    edited 31 December 2018 at 6:18PM
    Another one totally agreeing here. Your debt = your way!

    Whatever works for you TOPM. Good luck and a happy new year to the TOPM household

    Here's to a new year, new start :A
    Emptying my lake with a teaspoon
  • Glad to see you posting again , I was worried.

    I admire your writing style and hope you continue posting.

    Everyone has to suit themselves in the end , no right or wrong way to live.
    It has to be more than just doable.

    We are not here just to exist , and the kids grow up all to quickly.
    Keep on going in the way that you have decided is right for you.

    When you can fit in posts keep us all updated
    Happy New Year to you and your family and good luck in 2019
  • Chrystal
    Chrystal Posts: 2,000 Forumite
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    Wishing you and all the TOPM household a Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year! :)

    SO glad to see you posting, must admit I was also worried ( :eek:) and want to say Please keep posting.
    The main things that people regret when they're older, in my experience, is the things they didn't have the courage to do, so take your Bull by the horns and enjoy it. I'm sure that being happy in what you're doing will make an enormous difference to your well being, and making your life feel worthwhile. Children grow up very quickly and regrets over time missed with them is to be avoided if at all possible. I'm sure that you can make this work for you and I'm sending positive thoughts out into the Universe for that.

    Hope that all the 'lurgies' soon disappear, and don't show their faces again. ((hugs))
    I Believe.....
    That it isn't always enough, to be forgiven by others.
    Sometimes, you have to learn to forgive yourself.

    Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery
    Today is a gift. That's why it is called the present.

    happiness isn't achieved by getting extra things,
    but by getting rid of the things that make you unhappy
  • Glad to hear from you. Your approach sounds refreshing and hopefully will be just what you need. Good luck with your new business venture!
    Debt Totals July 2019::
    [STRIKE]£350 Natwest Credit Card [/STRIKE]/ ]Now £0 (paid off and closed 04/2017) £15,500 postgrad loan from parents/ Now £7,000 £5,000 sister loan/ Now £0[STRIKE]£500 train ticket loan from parents [/STRIKE]/ Now £0 (paid off 16/02/18)[STRIKE]£2,000 Overdraft[/STRIKE] Now £0 (paid off 09/03/18) £1,967.83 Barclays 0% card Now £0
    Total £7,000
  • crunch_time
    crunch_time Posts: 1,353 Forumite
    I’m interested in you doing it your way and love reading your updates!

    You are fab at sticking to your principles and living your life your way and therefore paying your debt off your way.

    Happy New Year!!

    Crunch xx
    19/8/19 vs now Current Total debt £14,188 Savings £2757
    Overdraft £1600 vs £1050
    HSBC1 £1900 vs £3868
    HSBC2 £4100 vs £3730
    Virgin 1 £3050 vs £2800
    House stuff and improvements £4460 Virgin 2 £2740
  • Echoing everyone else and also you don't have to justify how you live your life and how you want to manage your finances.

    If there's one thing I've learn't over the last few months it's to create the memories now it can all go in the blink of an eye, there has to be a balance between paying the debt and enjoying the here and now.

    Wishing you all the best for the new year and happiness for many to come!

    H x
  • So glad you are ok. The need to live and not be pitching every penny while your children are little makes sense. Wishing you all the very best with your new business venture...sounds exciting, especially if it's something you are passionate about.

    Happy New Year!
    paydbx2025 #26 £890/£5000 . Mortgage start £148k June 23 - now £138k.
    2025 savings challenge £0/£2000
    EF £140. Savings 2 £30.00. 17
  • WelshKitty85
    WelshKitty85 Posts: 1,439 Forumite
    Tenth Anniversary 1,000 Posts Name Dropper
    Glad to see you back. Happy new year to you and your family.
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