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  • MissRikkiC
    MissRikkiC Posts: 1,409 Forumite
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    Firstly welcome to diary land  :D. I like you started my journey to try provide a better and more stable future for my daughter and for my future self. I hated the fact that I had lots of debt whilst not really having anything to show for it either. It does sound like you have a pretty good plan in place to sort it though :) 

    Good Luck!

    HI FFD - Its no frustrating isnt it! 

    Thanks! I have a plan youre right - im also the most impatient person i know :# which could work in my favour in this case whilst also driving me insane!


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  • jokono
    jokono Posts: 766 Forumite
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    Wow, amazing result with the nursery food, well done!
    Good luck with the debt busting 🤞
    01.12.2020 - CC £16,839 / Loan £18,820 / EF £0
    03.07.2023 - CC (0%) £9,859 / Loan £0 / Savings £10,110
  • MissRikkiC
    MissRikkiC Posts: 1,409 Forumite
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    jokono said:
    Wow, amazing result with the nursery food, well done!
    Good luck with the debt busting 🤞
    Thank you. I felt a lot like ‘that parent’ initially but something just didn’t sit right with me about it, I couldnt help myself but investigate. So glad I persevered. 

    Thank you, following along your diary also :)
    Follow here for the daily life of an ADHD mum with 2 children and a new mortgage to pay

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  • I will following your dairy closely ... well done on the dairy free lemon cake
    Saving goal for BTL mortgage - 28600 / 60000 ( July 2021) , 37600/60000 (December 2021) , 39300 / 60000 (august 2022) , 41000/60000 ( January 2023)
  • MissRikkiC
    MissRikkiC Posts: 1,409 Forumite
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    Very quick update today as I’ve a poorly little girl :( 

    Spends today consisted of £3.74 for a kg of strawberries from the PYO farm and I’ve decided that to go over budget by this would actually be a good way to go. They are delicious! 

    £10 collected from a sale of household item 


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  • Wishing your daughter well
    Saving goal for BTL mortgage - 28600 / 60000 ( July 2021) , 37600/60000 (December 2021) , 39300 / 60000 (august 2022) , 41000/60000 ( January 2023)
  • anjyeah
    anjyeah Posts: 240 Forumite
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    You did have an exhausting week it seems, take it easy - we're all going to have set backs at some point, provided that we get to a kicking learning out of it. It starting to feel like last week was horrible for everyone really, so you're not alone. 

    Like you've said payday is almost here and you've got a solid plan to offset the upset. 
    You're doing fine, :smile:
    My Debt Free Diary: Virgo In Pursuit
    Debt-Busting Progress: 2020: £13,200 | 2020: £9,200 | 2021: £4,900 
    2022: ongoing 

  • MissRikkiC
    MissRikkiC Posts: 1,409 Forumite
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    I think im also feeling tired still today so not setting myself up with too much to deal with today. 

    Ill be back at it later im sure when ive given my head a wobble
    Follow here for the daily life of an ADHD mum with 2 children and a new mortgage to pay

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