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I forgot to post yesterday to say it wasn't an NSD because my fridge freezer died
and though I did contact a local repairman he basically said "it's the X, not an economical repair, it's a lost cause", so I got a new one. I felt really ill-prepared actually because the model I had is no longer available in the UK, which I hadn't realised, and so I don't feel I researched the replacement quite as much as I might have, but that's something to keep in mind for any future appliance breakdown perhaps. Today will be an NSD with any luck but tomorrow, probably not, so won't get to 20 this month. It's been an expensive month between one thing and another but there's a shiny new month on the horizon
Ugh …. 😑 I hate that when you get a major appliance failing on you - my worst is the washing machine. When that fails, it sends me into a right spin ….
KK
As at 15.07.25: - When bought house £315,995 mortgage debt and end date at start = October 2039 - now £233,521 - OPs to mortgage = £11,816 Interest saved £5,28 to date Fixed rate 3.85% ends January 2030
Read 40 books of target 52 in 2025, as @ 29th July Produce tracker: £243 of £300 in 2025
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Ugh …. 😑 I hate that when you get a major appliance failing on you - my worst is the washing machine. When that fails, it sends me into a right spin ….
KK
Me too! You take these things so much for granted PS ha ha - spin