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I'm not meant to be debt free...
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I'm inclined to think 'keep your car warranty'. I agree about trying to get the cooker repaired or picking up another one on the cheap.0
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what part of the country you in Carolina. I have a perfectly good fitted oven an d grill being taken out shortly that i don't need. Am lpanning to sell my old kitchen but for a fellow mse in need would give it away. bit old but working perfectly. and no I can't afford the new kitchen i have ordered on interest fee credit!!!!unsecured Debts at [strike]August 2007 £79,984[/strike] September £79,579 [STRIKE]Snowballing date July 2013[/STRIKE].
May 2009, £76,772 unsecured debts
DMP started Dec 2008, End date at start 2133!0 -
Sorry that wine has effected my typing!unsecured Debts at [strike]August 2007 £79,984[/strike] September £79,579 [STRIKE]Snowballing date July 2013[/STRIKE].
May 2009, £76,772 unsecured debts
DMP started Dec 2008, End date at start 2133!0 -
what part of the country you in Carolina. I have a perfectly good fitted oven an d grill being taken out shortly that i don't need. Am lpanning to sell my old kitchen but for a fellow mse in need would give it away. bit old but working perfectly. and no I can't afford the new kitchen i have ordered on interest fee credit!!!!
Thank you for that - it's so kind! However......
OH's dad came round this morning and fussed on with the fuse box, only to pronounce the cooker dead.
Went to Curry's and bought the cheapest oven I could find and brought it home. OH's dad had one more go at the fuses, and IT WORKED!
Took the cooker back to Curry's and got my refund and spent a total of £3.25 on fuses (including a spare
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For an agnostic, that's as close as I'm going to get to having a religious experience.Aim - debt free (excluding mortgage) by 30.... 3 years, and four months to go...
Sept '07
Loan: 5876.14
Barclaycard: 911.84 - first step - arranged to transfer £750 to new Mint card at 0% until November '08. Go me!
Lloyds CC :2247 ish :rolleyes:
That which does not kill me only makes me stronger.0 -
Just read your thread, fantastic news! So glad you can cook again AND your warranty is still intact
MissKJ, that was really a lovely gesture :ADFW Nerd no. 496 - Proud to be dealing with my debts!!0 -
I had the same problem with the warranty... should I get it should I leave it... I decided just to get the service done as I was told by other car experts that it means you get a better end deal when it comes to trading in your car.
Glad it all worked out with the oven!Jan 1st 07 Car loan £4830.46@12% Personal Loan £11,517@8% variable Overdraft £1500 July 2009Halifax-£0Debt free date 14th July 2009 :j0 -
Wow how lucky is that! Well done OH's dad! And I agree with jo, nice offer missKJ
chevI want a job that is less than an hour driving away from my house! Are you listening universe?
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