Started "My Bimby Fund" today!

[Mama Fergie]

Hi Bimbylove  you won't regret the $2000 outlay as it is worth every cent to have your TMX sitting proudly on your kitchen bench.
You will not want to stop cooking once you have it. Good luck 

[fundj&e]

Hi and welcome to the forum 

[Wonder]

Good luck with the saving Bimbylove, hopefully the time goes quickly.

[astarra]

Hello and welcome bimbylove. 
Wishing you luck with your savings and hope time goes quickly til you have your TM 

[droverjess]

Good luck and happy saving. Took me two years to save for mine.
I've never looked back and love this forum.

[Frozzie]

Hi and welcome bimbylove and goodluck ith your savings

[bimbylove]

A bit of an update - savings didn't go as expected  I took a research trip to Jakarta a while back and used up half of the fund for things here and there (I brought my toddler and she always needs 'something' or at least that's what I thought).

I might have to resort to plan B - make use of interest free period that I heard is coming up 
Or maybe put the thermomix on a 6 month interest free CC. Hmmm, will have to see.

I must admit I have been looking at the copycats *cough* *cough* but I want the real deal!

Any advice? I want this baby so bad!

[Yvette]

Hi and welcome maybe the 6 months interest free is a good idea. When you get your TM you will save a lot of money on food and eat a lot differently no more processed crap. You will have to buy a few different ingredients to start with then the savings will kick in. Plus you can make all your babies food from scratch.

[mcmich]

Interest free is a good option bimbylove. I know you don't want to look at the alternatives, although I would suggest you take a peek at The Hotmixpro.

[bimbylove]

That's fine mcmich. I did take a peek at the HMP. Very tempting, but the thing with TMX that appeals to me is the level of support out there and fellow users. I am a lousy cook so I need a lot of help! 

[astarra]

I agree with Yvette - hope you can get it on 6mths interest free....you will love it!!

[judydawn]

That's a good point bimbylove - this forum is the greatest for support and recipes.

[Wonder]

bimbylove, have a look around at some of the credit cards that are out there, you might find it cheaper to apply for one that has an interest free period or very low interest over the admin fees that are charged on the HO interest free deals.

[mcmich]

Wonder is right. An interest free credit card would save you the $70 establishment fee and $4.95 a month account keeping fee.

[Kiki J]

12 months interest free is on !!
I've just ordered one, after lusting after them for years     HURRAH!!