Learning to walk before I run

South_coast

I'm confused about the credit card payment reducing your net worth? Surely it should stay even, as you now have £270 less debt 🤔?

edinburgher

I think it's the way YNAB records it @South_coast, perhaps I'm getting my terminology confused. While NW (i.e. assets vs liabilities) remains the same, the credit doesn't exist to begin with (not an asset), so YNAB says you've got less money available overall when you pay some off. 

I don't think it likes credit unless it's fully funded/monies allocated to the credit card, which you don't do if you're effectively stoozing, as not fully funding the credit card is basically the point. Every time I look at my credit card account it tries to get me to allocate £10k at once, which isn't happening

Greying_Pilgrim

At the risk of offending the sensibilities of anyone remotely Scottish, I saw haggis, in a tin....... in fArmF00ds the other day.........  I'm not sure - even if it was a veggie version - I'd want to try that......... 🫤

Greying X

edinburgher

@Greying_Pilgrim- worth noting that some tinned haggis is just a small haggis... in a tin! As such, just another airtight container (beyond the casing they make it in) so that it lasts a bit longer. Not sure if they add any nastive preservatives but let's be honest, haggis is pretty nasty to begin with! ... I still enjoy it

Greying_Pilgrim

ed - I hadn't thought of it like that.  Makes sense.  

Greying X

Viking_mfw

I've had tinned Haggis - in a tiny hoose up in Ardnamurchan. Tin of haggis, tin of beans: dinner of queens. 

MisterPym

Viking_mfw said:

Baileys_Babe said:

edinburgher said:

We have haggis, carrots (don't really like neeps) and tatties, so could do a bit of a Burns Night later on. Our only whisky is American but I won't tell if you don't

Did you decide to have haggis? I hope you did, we would have joined you if I could find gluten free haggis this side of the boarder.

You can usually find it in Sainsbury's at this time of year (fellow gf Haggis fan).

Simon Howie GF haggis in Morrisons - £2.50. Same item in Aldi £1.50 !!

Baileys_Babe

Thanks everyone for your GF haggis ideas 

Suffolk_lass

Ooh, I've just been reading @foxgloves diary and seen someone post about the lgps (England & Wales) 85-year rule. Do you have that or the equivalent in Scotland?

edinburgher

@Suffolk_lass - yes, but don't think I'm old enough for it to apply (relates to membership a decade or more before I joined the scheme)