Onwards and downwards...

Hiddenidenity

Ouch your water and childcare :eek:

And that is a budget that is tight! I think you do amazing x

jwil

Hiddenidenity wrote: »

Ouch your water and childcare :eek:

And that is a budget that is tight! I think you do amazing x

That childcare bill is almost £400 cheaper than it is currently :eek: :eek: I agree about the water, it's ridiculous :mad: It's rated value and DH doesn't want to switch to a water meter. It's so expensive here! I'll keep working on him. It's actually £20 cheaper than that this year as we are getting a back dated refund, but it will be back up to that next year so I've put it in as that.

Funnily, to me, that is a very generous budget. It's the first time in years that there is enough for everything including the more infrequent bills and birthdays etc. I know it doesn't include my debts really, but I know that will improve next year.

It's a nice feeling not to have to juggle everything just to get the basics paid!

jwil

Todays pads:

£1.38 to Mortgage
£6.00 to savings
£2.22 to joint od.

1 parcel today.

jwil

Decluttering:

247. Cat ball
248. A-Z
249. A-Z
250. Bag
251. Gloves
252. Boots
253. Moisturiser
254. Baby bottles
255. Bottle brush

jwil

Decluttering:
Books: 450
Magazines/papers: 48
Ebay parcels: 1225
Other: 255

Total: 1978

Ebay listings: 1441

Survey/other earnings:
Amazon: £128.35
Paypal/cash: £142.83
Other vouchers:

jwil

Happy long weekend :T

Weather is looking good so hoping to sell at the car boot tomorrow and Monday. I'll try and hunt some new stuff to add as well.

I had to refund an ebay item which arrived broken :mad: and there seem to be loads of non payers about at the moment :mad:

Hope everyone has a nice weekend

Hiddenidenity

I had 3 non payers too and someone who said an item arrived broken (So I told them to return it and I'd pay return and original post) As soon as I said once I'd received back and the item codes matched the proof I had that it was my item he decided he didn't want to return nor a partial refund

Makes it a bit annoying doesn't it!

Have a lovely weekend x

jwil

Todays pads:

£1.39 to Mortgage
£2.00 to savings
£1.61 to joint od.

jwil

Hiddenidenity wrote: »

I had 3 non payers too and someone who said an item arrived broken (So I told them to return it and I'd pay return and original post) As soon as I said once I'd received back and the item codes matched the proof I had that it was my item he decided he didn't want to return nor a partial refund

Makes it a bit annoying doesn't it!

Have a lovely weekend x

There are people who try it on aren't there :mad: Mine was a fragile item, so I asked them to send me a picture as there's no point in having it back (and they were abroad so would have cost more than it was worth to pay for a return).

jwil

We've been having a quick sort out this morning, and have a load of stuff leaving the house to go to the car boot, hurrah! The kids have put some toys out, we've got some more stuff we inherited and DH is sorting some of his stuff out.

That's more stuff out of the house and a load of new stuff for the car boot :T:T