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  • KajiKita
    KajiKita Posts: 9,000 Forumite
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    beanielou said:
    Happy weekend to you.
    Thanks Beanie 😊 And you! 

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    - When bought house £315,995 mortgage debt and end date at start = October 2039 - now £227,385
    - OPs to mortgage = £12,822 Estd. interest saved = £6,166 to date
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  • Watty1
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    Hope you have a wonderful day out
    Made it to mortgage free but what a muddle that became

    In the event the proverbial hits the fan then co-habitees are better stashing their cash than being mortgage free !!
  • redofromstart
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    Hope you have a lovely time KK
  • edinburgher
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    edited 25 October at 8:56AM
    Will you be chasing Sainsbury's for the inconvenience or is it not worth it? Back in my student days they were always good for a moan, the average settlement was £15 of vouchers, enough for a good dinner and a pack of beers for student me ;)
  • teapot2
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    Will you be chasing Sainsbury's for the inconvenience or is it not worth it? Back in my student days they were always good for a moan, the average settlement was £15 of vouchers, enough for a good dinner and a pack of beers for student me ;)
    Not sure how long in the past your student days are @edinburgher but I'm not sure they've increased the amount since.  I recently complained when a bag of dried fruit in my home delivery proved to also contain a lump of plastic and received a £15 voucher for the inconvenience.
  • edinburgher
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    @teapot2 - nearly 20 years! Bluebottle in a cuppa soup was the one I remember most clearly! 
  • Brie
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    KajiKita said:
    Oh and by the time I got home Mr KK had (more or less) put the groceries shop away (various things like candles defeated him! 😂😂), washed the cat’s food tray, rescued my washing from the line and scrubbed the kitchen floor to within an inch of its existence 😉

    😇 Mr KK 😇
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