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Time to Face The Music
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Another chilly start to the day this morning. The dog was not impressed now his fur is shorter. He was shivering in the car until the heater got going properly.
Breakfast, lunch and dinner are from stores today. Breakfast was cereals, we have both taken our packed lunches to work and dinner tonight is seafood pasta and garlic bread.
I'm at the hairdressers tonight so the other half will be walking the dog.1 -
Beautiful day here today too, amazing how having the sun shining brightens everyone's mood.
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Definitely.alt80 said:Beautiful day here today too, amazing how having the sun shining brightens everyone's mood.
Makes us want to get out and about more too.0 -
Yes it’s lovely to see the sunshine. Still chilly here though .January spends - £587.580
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£393 sent to the motorhome loan today.
Breakfast, lunch and dinner are from stores today. Breakfast was toast, we have both taken our packed lunches to work and dinner tonight is salmon wellington and greens.
A busy night of jobs tonight:- walking the dog
- load of washing
- cleaning the bathrooms
- vacuuming the house
- plugging in the van and turning on the fridge
- making a cottage pie for tomorrow night
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Balances Update 20.03.25
Furniture Loan = £0 (Account Settled)
HP Car Loan = £0 (Account Settled)
Debt 1 = £0 (Account Settled)
Paypal Credit = £0
Credit Card 1 =£0 (Account Closed)
Credit Card 2 = £0 (Account Closed)
Credit Card 3 = £0 (Account Closed)
Credit Card 4 = £0 (Account Closed)
Credit Card 5 = £0 (Account Closed)
Credit Card 6 = £0 (Account Closed)
Credit Card 7 = £2960 (£380 repayment 0% interest until November 2025)
HP Motorhome Loan = £5116 (£393 repayment final payment May 2026)
Total Debt = £8076
Savings Account = £1000
Premium Bonds = £3300
Investment ISA = £1200
Total Savings = £5500
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Those totals are amazing 👏👏👏January spends - £587.581
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We are definitely getting there now.milann said:Those totals are amazing 👏👏👏
This time next year we should have a zero credit card balance and only a couple of van payments left
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One debt remaining. Home improvement loan.0 -
Your savings are almost the same as debts now. Everything is heading in the right direction and you’re still enjoying life at the same time. Brilliant!I get knocked down but I get up again (Chumbawamba, Tubthumping)2
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