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Still on one
Went to ikea yesterday for the toddlers train set and I got loose in the cushion covers ... my bad ... near the checkout I put the bliddy things down ... my good
His nibs only went and picked the blooming things up and put them on the conveyor belt thinking I’d dropped emStop Buying **** We Don't Need0 -
Still on one
Went to ikea yesterday for the toddlers train set and I got loose in the cushion covers ... my bad ... near the checkout I put the bliddy things down ... my good
His nibs only went and picked the blooming things up and put them on the conveyor belt thinking I’d dropped em
Oh dear borollan! :rotfl:He was hoping to be helpful, I guess? ... I had a similar experience yesterday, looked at something in the Cyber Monday sales, nearly thought "yes" but in the end thought "no". Luckily no one picked it up and put it through for me! Well done you for putting them down though - that's self-control :j:j:)0 -
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So... I almost avoided spending today. But ended up shelling out £3.13 - on a personalised card for my niece's birthday (using a discount code from the MSE latest email with Card Factory), some milk and a bag of strong white flour, so OH can start making our bread.
Tomorrow looks good, as am working from home. And have finished scouring the MSE email now. :rotfl:
On a positive note, just made £50 opening a new TSB bank account....:TFrom Jan 25:
4,419.92-1,957.50
4,538-3,260
3,240.18-3,240.18
BL 1,900-1,120
Total: 12,182.91-9,577.68
🏆 ⬇️ by £2,605.23
NSD July 4/18
#58 1p: 226.97/667.95 212/365
#18 52: 1,063.89/1,378 27/52
#32 Make 2025: 941.31/2,025
#20 12k: 5,145.85/5,000
Vin 86.50
YG YL 100
Prol SB 311.81
Bank 364.32
Quid 100.03
Ched 49.77
Snap 20
Books 4.02
Monzo 2,232.17
TSB 700/2,700
FD 1,100/3,500
Atom 200
Prin 600/1,224.74
Invest 313.68
🏆 ⬆️ Total: £5,145.85
Trading: £793.73
Mortgage: £58,471.880 -
I'm out of the blocks, first NSD of the month for meCC1 Aug19 [STRIKE]£7587.85[/STRIKE] Aug 20 £0
CC2 Aug 19 [STRIKE]£1185.58[/STRIKE] Aug 20 £0
CC3 Aug 19 [STRIKE]£544.95[/STRIKE] Aug 20 £0
O/D Aug [STRIKE]£20[/STRIKE] Sept [STRIKE] £100[/STRIKE] Oct £0
CC4 Aug 2020 £0
Total debt Aug 2019[STRIKE]£9318.38[/STRIKE] Aug 20 £00 -
Optimistic_Saver wrote: »So... I almost avoided spending today. But ended up shelling out £3.13 on a personalised card for my niece's birthday (using a discount code from the MSE latest email with Card Factory), some milk and a bag of strong white flour, so OH can start making our bread.
Tomorrow looks good, as am working from home. And have finished scouring the MSE email now. :rotfl:
On a positive note, just made £50 opening a new TSB bank account....:T
Sounds like a pretty low-spend day to me, Optimistic Saver - in fact you're in profit with the TSB bonus! So you've done well:j
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Sounds like a pretty low-spend day to me, Optimistic Saver - in fact you're in profit with the TSB bonus! So you've done well
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Thanks cathybird! And well done on your NSD. :dance::dance:From Jan 25:
4,419.92-1,957.50
4,538-3,260
3,240.18-3,240.18
BL 1,900-1,120
Total: 12,182.91-9,577.68
🏆 ⬇️ by £2,605.23
NSD July 4/18
#58 1p: 226.97/667.95 212/365
#18 52: 1,063.89/1,378 27/52
#32 Make 2025: 941.31/2,025
#20 12k: 5,145.85/5,000
Vin 86.50
YG YL 100
Prol SB 311.81
Bank 364.32
Quid 100.03
Ched 49.77
Snap 20
Books 4.02
Monzo 2,232.17
TSB 700/2,700
FD 1,100/3,500
Atom 200
Prin 600/1,224.74
Invest 313.68
🏆 ⬆️ Total: £5,145.85
Trading: £793.73
Mortgage: £58,471.880 -
Phew! Finally managed my first NSD yesterday so I'm on 1!! Fingers crossed today will be one too or I'm never going to make my target!Mortgage: £81,154.58 (03/19) - £54,849 (02/24)0
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