Losing control, time to take charge.

Caspeia

I didn't get most of my list done, when I changed the toilet seat it wouldn't come off no matter how hard I tried and I got in a bad mood. I decided to watch some TV and take a break and try again but before I knew it the kids were home!

I've finished reading hypno's first diary. I'm moving onto her second diary and shes just been honest about the true figure she owes. Its inspired me to be honest about my overspend in July, I ended up on a spending spree which meant around £265 within a couple of days and it all went on the credit card. I regretted it straight away and didn't want to admit that I had made such a big mistake. I just kept using my pre overspend amount on here and I paid it off all last month. According to my debt tracker app on my phone (I've been 100% honest to the app) the total for all my debts was at £7224.99 combined but it is now sitting at £5362.27 which means since the end of June I have managed to pay off £1862.72, I'm a bit annoyed at myself that along this journey so far I have increased the debt at some point but I am happy that overall I have decreased the debt.


So far I have paid:

Sofa: £140.28 / £1122.24
TSB: £525 / £775
Halifax: £594.33 / £594.33
Lloyds: £157.98 / £3998.66
Tesco: £445.13 / £734.76

beanielou

Dont beat yourself up.
This is real life & we all make mistakes.