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i got a £2 coin today to stick in my box, gonna bank it every £20 i think.
Joined the grocery challenge n all, put myself down for £200 but im not sure i spend that much actually so anything less is a bonus.
Still not rang up HFC to see how much ive got left on my laptop loan, that can be next weeks task f i dont get chance to do it in the morning.0 -
Hi sounds like you are really getting on top of things so well done.
Re the Aol how long have you been with them coz I have got them to reduce my broadband to 9.99 per month...only £5 but better in your pocket...
Also they do a diet thread over on the oldstyle board if you ever get fed up of paying £17 to WW...that could buy quite alot of food I guess...
Have you checked what all the interest rates of your debt are? It might be more beneficial to get a % transfer CC to save on the interest then ALL the money you pay off each month comes off what you owe..
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YOu are off to a great start.
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One debt remaining. Home improvement loan.0 -
Keeping_Motivated wrote: »Also they do a diet thread over on the oldstyle board if you ever get fed up of paying £17 to WW...that could buy quite alot of food I guess...
I wish i could but i need the weekly meeting to help me, i know i cant do it on my own!Re the Aol how long have you been with them coz I have got them to reduce my broadband to 9.99 per month...only £5 but better in your pocket...
How did you manage to get down to £9.99, what did you say? Ive been with them about 4 years.
And as for the credit card bit...i really am trying to not get one, ive never had one and wouldnt trust myself if i got one.
So anyway, i went shopping yesterday spent just under £30 and will only need milk in the week out of the £50 a week for food, i also bought a couple of birthday presents out of that for DD parties this weekend.
Today is gonna be a NSD for me cos im not doing anything apart from going to a party with DD, got work this morning and finish at 1 so i can come home for my dinner, got a roast planned for tea, cant wait, im looking forward to it already!
Got another £2 to add to my tin, yey
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Re the AOL I just rang up and told them I was reviewing all my bills and I noticed I can get broadband cheaper and they offered my it for £9.99. I know loads off this site have done the same with AOL and been successful.
If thats how you feel about a credit card then how about posting all your interest rates etc and seeing if there are any points of help anyone can offer.
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got round to sorting my tax out so should get that back in 3 to 4 weeks.
Not rang AOL yet but im going to if the kids go to bed on time!
ive been keepng a spending diary, will update my sig weekly, oh, and got another £2 yey0 -
are you aware you can add the laptop to your home contents insurance? it would be a lot cheaper id imagine. I dropped my laptop in house and the back came away (was on laminite) and I got a new one for £50 excess, my insurance is only £15 in total a month for all contents plus laptop etc:j Debt-Free-Wannabe! :jDeclutter/Ebay/Savings0
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