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Time to Face The Music
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We had several lots of fireworks over the evening around us but at midnight a load of banging fireworks one after the other for a full 15 minutes. It seemed like it was coming from immediately outside our property - it was definitely very close so suspect it was the newish neighbours as it's not something that's been that loud in previous years.
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Happy New Year
The debt plan sounds fine, although not quite as fine as the menu, yet again
Roast beef here.
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Sun_Addict said:I wondered what you meant by bbq breakfast, great idea.
Obviously no open house this morning but it seemed like a fitting way to start the new year. Well it did yesterday when it wasn't raining anyway 🤣🤣🤣2 -
It won't be a no spends day today, we need to go to the farm shop for some fruit and vegetables today. Should be a low spends day though.
Breakfast and dinner will be from stores. Breakfast will be using some bits up so won't quite be a full English but not far off. Dinner will be a lamb and mint pie made with the leftovers from last nights roast lamb.
We are taking the Christmas decorations down today. Should waste a few hours.4 -
Enjoy de-Christmasing the house 😆I get knocked down but I get up again (Chumbawamba, Tubthumping)4
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Sun_Addict said:Enjoy de-Christmasing the house 😆
The other half has just nipped to the shops and then we will take the dog out somewhere.
Might have a gin and tonic when we get back.3 -
Happy new year and hope you have a good 2021.
Not a fan of fireworks outside of actual displays myself. Think it's too dangerous. There was alot on NYE was surprised how many people did them.*Dad loan - £5300 - £7200
*Virgin Credit Card - £3552.50 - £0
*Natwest - £1828.35 -£0.00
Barclaycard - £2315.25 - £0.00
Creation Finance - £960.32 £840
*Total debt - £8040/£11641.17*
Savings
*Savings Buffer - £100/£1500
*Emergency Fund - £1500/£1500
New diary- https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6474943/the-three-cs-coffee-clothes-credit-cards/2 -
Our last day before we are back to work tomorrow. It will be a low spend day.
Breakfast and lunch will be from stores. Breakfast is scrambled eggs on toast and lunch is game pie, cheese, crackers and pickles. We have decided to have a takeaway curry for dinner tonight. No other spends today though.
We are going to take the dog for a good long walk around the fields by the golf course today for his last long walk of the holiday. He likes it up there.4 -
Totals at the end of 2020
Debt 1 = £0
Credit Card 1 = £0 (£150 repayment 0% interest)
Credit Card 2 = £389 (£200 repayment 29.9% interest)
Credit Card 3 = £3160 (£200 repayment 29.9% interest)
Credit Card 4 = £5230 (£150 repayment 0% interest)
Credit Card 5 = £8210 (£150 repayment 0% interest)
HP = £3685 (£251 repayment)
Furniture Loan = £640 (£16.82 repayment)
ISA = £265 (£50 per month added)
Pennies Savings Account = £187.95 (Saved by rounding the bank balance to the nearest pound when logging on to online banking)
So the aim for 2021 is to get £6000 paid off these totals which I would like to think is achievable.4 -
Enjoy your last day off work.Balances looking better, not going to be long before card 2 is gone.2
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