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Just a quick update as I really can't be bothered to do any work as its wet, cold and miserable and there is no enthusiasm on site today.
Surveys:
PA: £5.07- £8.75 pending
VO: £10.25 - Nearly enough to get another voucher
PP: £4.90
OP: £29.60
I decided that I am going to attempt 218 things in 2018
My list is currently up to 72 items, some of which I can repeat but I want to get as close to 218 items as possible. 0 -
I haven't had any surveys on VO. Although I abandoned my account for a while but did all the prescreening questions until I got to bronze.Barclaycard: £4,217.55/£5 = 0.11% | Tesco £3,810.55/£3,770.55 = 1.05%
Total: £8,027.80/£5 = 100%/0.06%
Mortgage £99,692/£51,652.33 51.8%
Car Loan: £9,217.20/7,527.38 81.67%
My Money Managing Ways0 -
moneymanager wrote: »I haven't had any surveys on VO. Although I abandoned my account for a while but did all the prescreening questions until I got to bronze.
I check it regularly, I get screened out of quite a few but it is worth persevering.0 -
Deleted_User wrote: »I check it regularly, I get screened out of quite a few but it is worth persevering.
That's why I really like yougov, I've never been screened out. Takes ages to build up enough points though...0 -
Morning,
Working from home today as I can't be bothered fighting with the trains. Got quite a few bits to do work wise and being at home, I'll be able to get it done without all the hassle on site.
DH said last night that he wants us to go abroad next year, the kids need the experience and as I've never been abroad he says I need it too. I think it is doable, especially if DH gets a big commission payment but I'm not sure how much the holidays cost. It will also delay our DFD by a few months.
Aiming for a NSD today, will be my first this month.
Hoping to get more surveys done today too.
Will try to get more of my list done today too.0 -
popping by to say Hi and thank you for visiting my diary.
sorry about your DS running up bills you can do without - i remember a £1000+ phone bill when DD was 14 with less than fond memories :mad:.0 -
It may delay your DFD but you will have memories of a life time with your kids when younger
xx Debt (1/9/14) £6,702.11 Debt free (30/11/2016) mortgage port- £70,077.82 and mortgage £126,517.39 o/s currently
Debt - £17,190.83 (29/7/22) now (19/8/22) £16,688.800 -
Arthurs_Rose wrote: »popping by to say Hi and thank you for visiting my diary.
sorry about your DS running up bills you can do without - i remember a £1000+ phone bill when DD was 14 with less than fond memories :mad:.
Hi, so glad it's not just my hormonal teen then lol :rotfl:It may delay your DFD but you will have memories of a life time with your kids when younger
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Thanks hun, I hadn't thought of it like that. x0 -
Hi purplemum
Glad the tax got sorted. We have been trapped by that before and its awful.
Abroad holiday doesn't have to be hideously expensive either - the biggest barrier for us was the need to get the four passports but after that you can go really low budget if you need to. We do France in half term sometimes, Mon-Fri for cheap ferry, and then stay somewhere close to Calais with a swimming pool for the boys. It's still an adventure, still abroad and we all enjoy it.My mortgage free diary: +++ Divide by Cucumber Error. Please reinstall universe and reboot+++
GNU Mr Redo0 -
It may delay your DFD but you will have memories of a life time with your kids when younger
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I agree! Definitely worth it xArthurs_Rose wrote: »popping by to say Hi and thank you for visiting my diary.
sorry about your DS running up bills you can do without - i remember a £1000+ phone bill when DD was 14 with less than fond memories :mad:.
I did this to my mum
I paid it off myself but I must say she wasn't best pleased 0
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