Good Morning!

@Former-Member sweetheart there are bastards everywhere. try to rise above it. you cant change them. you will go mad trying.

@TAB it’s not that easy mate. @Former-Member no one deserves vitriol levelled at them.

@Jynx is is here for you

@tyme is here for you

I’m here for you.

The way people treat you says more about them, than it does about you.

G

@Oaktree Summer is not over until March is over. C’mon WA lift.

Got women’s international cricket at the WACA next week. Go my ladies!

sure, ma ate. @Glisten

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@Former-Member there are so many men out there that ensnare mentally ill women and do the wrong thing to them its more common than you think. You will be ok. Just focus on healthful things like working on yourself and healing from that damaging relationship. He is a lost cause. Just focus on YOU this Valentines Day. Celibacy can be a fantastic thing.

@TAB My electricity bill was in credit, I get back $213.00 in my pocket this month with solar power. So far so good. Made lots of solar exports in grey. The red is usually my usage which is now non existent since it was installed in October.

My gas bill arrived on the same day today $112.00 but as of now I have electric hot water instead of gas hot water it will cost a lot less in gas on my next gas bill. Below is my electricity bill. Are you going to go solar eventually? Wish I had of done it years ago but its done now.

..is that including solar ? I have had higher readings when away from home lol @Former-Member peak has been 18kw so far

my last 8.5kg gas cylinder been going for months now was expecting it to run out ages ago. $30 ish

yes re solar, but need to finance it . was shocked how much was charged for a/c and install

..going to block windows better and put shade around house also vent the roof.

Yes thats including solar @TAB. Plenti no interest green loans are pretty good for affording things you don't have upfront cash for. There is only a small admin fee each month and no nasty financial surprises. That is how I paid for my solar. But youre right these things cost money. But you got batts in your roof. That obviously did make some difference.

I will have to look into whats available in SA @Former-Member thanks

I've never been a green loan company before but they made it so easy @TAB. I was a bit skeptical to begin with. You have to be able to demonstrate you can pay it off and have a good credit rating

They took out $70/month to pay for my solar and this was meant to be for 3 years but I kept paying additional amounts on top of the regular monthly recurring payment to try and pay it off quicker.

You can easily do this option by going to your online borrowers portal with Plenti and do additional payments using Bpay or direct debit to get rid of your loan faster.