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Wednesday 5/03/08 What small dfw thing have you done today???
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Afternoon all!!!
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Checked internet banking, no unexpected/forgotten activity, therefore no need to update Spreadsheet.
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Posted on this thread for the 19th day in a row.
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Worked 1 hours overtime (running total for April is £366.10)
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Made DS1's costume for World Book Day (class theme 'Greek mythology') for less than £12: elastic, bed-sheet, gold leaves, gold ribbon, gold dangly tassle-y thing, plastic recorder: Voila - Apollo, Greek god of Music. It would have been cheaper to send him in the nuddy like all the pictures of Greek Gods I googled, but I figured he might get sent home in disgrace!!!
Start Date: 27/11/2010
Padding: Day 42
Target £8000
Amount: £562.230 -
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Hi,
My dfw things for today:- worked from home today so gave sister my bus pass saving her money
- found 1p
- got 2 points added at Tesco for not taking a carrier bag
- got an extra points till spit
- used £2 in money off coupons
- got The Sun with free Sun coupon
- got 2 receipts with points added at customer services
- got a bag or reduced King Edward potaoes for 34p
- got a jar of sweet pickles for 10p (long use by date
) - used an extra points coupon for buying Woman magazine
- picked up free Dare magazine from Superdrug
- got Comfort samples in the post & 40p off coupon
- got some money off coupons from Whiskas
- put washing on at 30deg and drying indoors
- got food survery in the post
- got some Nectar/ Sainsbury's extra points coupons in the post
- printed off some extra points coupons at Boots which I might use in future
Tesco points: 101 (£21.50, £19.50, £7.50, £21 & £5)
Boots points: £0.28
Pigsback points: 715 (4 xBoots£10 & 1 xPizzaHut£10, 2 x £10 clothing vouchers)
Mutual points: 3417 (redeemed 8250)
Rpoints:redeemed 28925 points)Cashbag:£8.91(£20)0 -
got washing on the airer which i washed overnight on cheap elec.
updating bank account
NSD
ate from freezer
i'm challenging myself to list at least 10 items on ebay or get turbo lister sorted for the cheap listing day0 -
- Kept the heating off
- Checked online banking
- Made small overpayment to CC
- Did not increase my debt in any way
Not much to report really x1.Virgin CC: [STRIKE]£9432.00[/STRIKE] £10290.00
2.RBS CC: [STRIKE]£3254.62[/STRIKE] £3029.61
3.M&S CC: [STRIKE]£1262.11[/STRIKE] £464.95
4.Next: [STRIKE]£400.00[/STRIKE]. £280.00
TOTAL = [STRIKE]£14348.73[/STRIKE] £14064.560 -
good evening roomies
today I have
-slept all day so have not spent anything
-checked online banking - all ok
-managed a couple of piggy clicks - might get chance to finish later
-got free porridge samples from milkman this morning
-will spend night stuying using works internet, leccy and time!
-will get petrol on way home in the morning but have £15 fuel voucher to use and will go another way home so can use 102.9p garage.
have a nice evening all0 -
sophiesmum wrote: »When we start out on the DFW trail we do loads of "big stuff" that makes quite a difference to our situation. These include having our lightbulb moment, cutting up the credit cards and cancelling Sky and the gym.
But once we have done the bigger stuff, we often feel that we are not making the same amount of progress, when in fact the small steps are helping us form good financial habits and helping us get closer everyday to staying in control and becoming debt free.
Examples could be charging your phone up at work instead of at home to save your electricity, hanging the washing out instead of using the tumble dryer or leaving your purse/wallet at home to avoid the risk of spending.
So be proud of those small steps, they really are important.
Today I have /will- Checked online banking DONE
- Done clicks DONE
- Make storecupboard meals NO WENT OUT FOR LUNCH BUT DAD PAID:D
- Make the most of my holiday from work to get some batch cooking done DONE
- Clear some stuff out for freecycling/passing on to friends NOT DONE YET
- Spend some time visiting parents DONE SEE ABOVE
Hope you all have a great day.[/quote
Just a quick update0 -
Today I have -
Started a onepoll accountand earnt £4.60
Checked online banking and "swept the change" into my internet saver
Done daily clicks
Just made my lunch for work tomorrow
Charged my PSP from the computer using the USB cable, instead of using the mains chargerSealed Pot Challenge Member 1216 -
2011 Total - £526.62
2012 Total - £503.870 -
well today I.....
checked online banking - amazon payment came through so i paid it to nationwide
went big shop and used all my tesco vouchers
got an old till reciept added on for points
got my renewal quote for car insurance but can get it cheaper via quidco with £75 cash back too :j
bought my lunch :mad:
used dryer all day :mad:
bought dinner after tesco :mad:
It's the 5th of the month and i'm not into my OD :TOfficial DFW nerd no 551 - proud to be dealing with my debts
Debts as of March 2014
Nationwide - £5745, Overdraft - £350,
Debts as of January 2015
Nationwide - £4997, Overdraft - £0:j0
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