May NSD challenge
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Magnificent May's No-Spend Days Challenge!
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one NSD for the 6th, one for the 8th, one for the 10th and one for the 11th.
I kept track of last week. One more NSD for today, which means 5 NSD added to the total! Hopefully I am still in time to reach my target for May!Debt free journey started 30/08/2023:
CC1 - 5,151.92 now 5,335.15
CC3 - 4,166.15 now 5,345.28
CC4 - 4,625.87 (balance transfer from CC2) now 5,717.24
Current outstanding: 16,397.67
Debt free by Jul 2027.
Challenges:
NSD Apr 2025 - 7/20
NST Apr 2025 -
#31 1p savings 2025 £32.40/£667.95
2025 Fashion on the ration - Coupons remaining 43.5/661 -
MSD Monday! 😊
I qualify for the next sticker!! 😊🤩❤️😂
KKAs 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
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KajiKita said:MSD Monday! 😊
I qualify for the next sticker!! 😊🤩❤️😂
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One debt remaining. Home improvement loan.2 -
One more for me today.#21 Save £12k in 2025 £16977.35/£20000
August NSD Challenge 2/101 -
NSD 11, 12 and 13 on Saturday, Sunday and today (Monday) but I'm actually quite sad about it 😢
Last weekend should have been one of my favourite times of the year- EUROVISION- but the party event I had been looking forward to for months was cancelled at the last minute.
I'm not going to enter into a debate about the reasons why many Eurovision parties didn't go ahead, except to say that I am gutted.
Got a full refund on the tickets and travel and was still able to get home in time to watch it on TV at home and join fellow Eurovision fans on Zoom for a virtual party.
Also gutted that UK's entry wasn't as warmly received (fnarr fnarr) as it should have been and that Croatia didn't win. We were quite excited at the possibility of a Eurovision holiday in Croatia, but Switzerland might be cool.
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4/15 please @cathybird..thank you most kindly.1
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laurenh1 said:Thanks @HotDog2020
Today is a NSD. My husband bought milk for the office and filled up his car but it is all in budget.
I'm making the most of the sunshine 🌞 and having a walk on my lunch. I have a dress on which I bought in the Tesco sale for £1.75 2 years ago..I always enjoy telling people when they comment on my dress 👗
This weekend we will be using our free national trust pass and taking a picnic, so I'm looking forward to that. It feels easier to stay in budget when the sun is shining somehow!
Living the dream, for less than half the price of a National Trust teacake ❤️
Still marvelling at your £1.75 dress. I thought I got a bargain when I found a perfect summer dress for £3, but you've certainly beaten that 😁
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Worlds_Worst_Superhero said:laurenh1 said:Thanks @HotDog2020
Today is a NSD. My husband bought milk for the office and filled up his car but it is all in budget.
I'm making the most of the sunshine 🌞 and having a walk on my lunch. I have a dress on which I bought in the Tesco sale for £1.75 2 years ago..I always enjoy telling people when they comment on my dress 👗
This weekend we will be using our free national trust pass and taking a picnic, so I'm looking forward to that. It feels easier to stay in budget when the sun is shining somehow!
Living the dream, for less than half the price of a National Trust teacake ❤️
Still marvelling at your £1.75 dress. I thought I got a bargain when I found a perfect summer dress for £3, but you've certainly beaten that 😁2 -
You’ve reminded me I helped organise a clothes swap recently, it’s easy to do, if you ever fancy it x2
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