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Three years to get debt free
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Just shows how the camera can lie, totally different colour 🤣🤣.You were on holiday your allowed to overspend.The best thing I did to help me budget was get rid of my overdraft, I just relied On it. I do have an emergency fund which was the equivalent of my overdraft. I like having that there for emergencies so if I have to use it I make sure I repay it because it’s my money and like to See if back to the full amount. It really does make a difference when your spending your money and not the banks if that makes sense x4
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Parkyp said:Just shows how the camera can lie, totally different colour 🤣🤣.You were on holiday your allowed to overspend.The best thing I did to help me budget was get rid of my overdraft, I just relied On it. I do have an emergency fund which was the equivalent of my overdraft. I like having that there for emergencies so if I have to use it I make sure I repay it because it’s my money and like to See if back to the full amount. It really does make a difference when your spending your money and not the banks if that makes sense xXSeptember 2017 Debt = £25330
Starting afresh.
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Willowtree222 said:I would love to learn quilting. I have saved DD’s clothes to cut up and make j to a blanket for when she is 18. Ive got ten years left but really need to sort it. XThe only issue is that I have a lot of quilts now. Family keep telling me I should start selling but that would be turning a hobby I something potentially more stressful, so I now make them for Project Linus.»The road to DF is long and bumpy » Greensaints3
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Hope you get out on your bike.
It has turned out a nice day here to x1 -
BellaLasagna2018 said:Willowtree222 said:I would love to learn quilting. I have saved DD’s clothes to cut up and make j to a blanket for when she is 18. Ive got ten years left but really need to sort it. XThe only issue is that I have a lot of quilts now. Family keep telling me I should start selling but that would be turning a hobby I something potentially more stressful, so I now make them for Project Linus.2
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BellaLasagna2018 said:Willowtree222 said:I would love to learn quilting. I have saved DD’s clothes to cut up and make j to a blanket for when she is 18. Ive got ten years left but really need to sort it. XThe only issue is that I have a lot of quilts now. Family keep telling me I should start selling but that would be turning a hobby I something potentially more stressful, so I now make them for Project Linus.September 2017 Debt = £25330
Starting afresh.
You can do anything if you put your mind to it. x1 -
Parkyp said:BellaLasagna2018 said:Willowtree222 said:I would love to learn quilting. I have saved DD’s clothes to cut up and make j to a blanket for when she is 18. Ive got ten years left but really need to sort it. XThe only issue is that I have a lot of quilts now. Family keep telling me I should start selling but that would be turning a hobby I something potentially more stressful, so I now make them for Project Linus.September 2017 Debt = £25330
Starting afresh.
You can do anything if you put your mind to it. x1 -
Thank you all,
Yes, Parky, I got out on my bike. I just stayed local to get my confidence up. I called at my parents who weren’t home and their neighbour came out asking if I was delivering a parcel. I took off my helmet and she apologised 😂 she said she’d been sat going mad at the cheek of someone parking on the drive.DD went out with her dad, had a nice time. I didn’t realise he’d been off work for two weeks and not one.Money still dire. Hoping for those eBay bids. 10 days until payday. It’s going to be a long 10 days. XSeptember 2017 Debt = £25330
Starting afresh.
You can do anything if you put your mind to it. x1 -
Morning, hope you first day back goes well x1
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Morning everyone,It’s back to work with that dread feeling I get. Makes me more determined to sort out my finances, but equally I feel low so spend. Have to sort out this cycle and see the long term gain of not spending. Overdraft is eugh and bordering on **** that will impact next pay day which is my own doing. That impacts debt paying which makes me feel rubbish and then I spend.I can’t keep this up as I really need to get straight.Determined to do this xSeptember 2017 Debt = £25330
Starting afresh.
You can do anything if you put your mind to it. x2
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