$400.00 kilt for FREE! Sound too good to be true?

**Paul** · 9th February 10, 03:56 PM

I did this for a couple of months, however I decided WHATEVER change I got - whether it be a £20 note, or a 1p coin gets put into the fund. Before I knew it I was withrawing £20, spending a couple of pounds in a shop and then having to put £18 into the fund. It paid for my kilt within a month or so, but I certainly did feel the loss of money!

**Urchurdan** · 17th February 10, 08:01 PM

Originally Posted by Paul.

I did this for a couple of months, however I decided WHATEVER change I got - whether it be a £20 note, or a 1p coin gets put into the fund. Before I knew it I was withrawing £20, spending a couple of pounds in a shop and then having to put £18 into the fund. It paid for my kilt within a month or so, but I certainly did feel the loss of money!

Halo a Paul, ciamar a tha thu mo charaid?
With regards to saving change, I am almost 60 years of age, and I have to admit I have two large piggy banks I keep filling up, its amazing how it adds up, it helps us finance our trips to America to visit the family there.
As my auld Mither used to say - "Mony a mickle maks a muckle".....