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Traveller_93
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I'm thinking of challenges in 2018, and have come up with the following:
Save £10 per week for Christmas 2018, starting 22/12/17.
Use cash where possible for purchases so I can put change into my SPC pot. I am going to aim for all food shopping to be paid for in cash, and keep receipts.
Tomorrow I am going to get some paper and write down the above.
That's all for now!
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Save £10 per week for Christmas 2018, starting 22/12/17.
Use cash where possible for purchases so I can put change into my SPC pot. I am going to aim for all food shopping to be paid for in cash, and keep receipts.
Tomorrow I am going to get some paper and write down the above.
That's all for now!
[purplesignup][/purplesignup]
SPC 11# 588
:xmassmileSaving £10 per week for Christmas 2018£40/£500:xmassmile
:xmassmileSaving £10 per week for Christmas 2018£40/£500:xmassmile
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I like the save £10 a week challenge for Christmas idea. I definitely need to get a better grip of my spending and saving!0
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Hi zippy,
Glad I'm not the only one who needs to take charge of their money - i feel like money, or lack of it, rules my life and it needs to change!
T93SPC 11# 588
:xmassmileSaving £10 per week for Christmas 2018£40/£500:xmassmile0 -
Interested!Lightbulb moment - 17/08/2017 £17,033. Current CC debt £1400 DFD 31/7/24 5 months to go…. 16 weeks0
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I'm interested in a Christmas 2018 savings club!!
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Hi to you all!
I have to say I'm quite surprised by how many other's are liking my Xmas savings idea! :-) .
Do you think I should start a new thread or keep it on this one?
T93 xSPC 11# 588
:xmassmileSaving £10 per week for Christmas 2018£40/£500:xmassmile0 -
Could you rename this thread? Unsure if its possible but would save starting a fresh one.Change the way you see things and the things you see will change0
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I have tried it won't let me grr!
T93SPC 11# 588
:xmassmileSaving £10 per week for Christmas 2018£40/£500:xmassmile0 -
We've done this for many years and once you've done it you'll never look back.
It's so much easier.
We do ours from October to October and it's wonderful knowing that the money is there.
Done the same with food shopping too.
Each week I cash £50-60 and do my weekly shop on a Friday. Also have £10 in my purse for any incidentals like milk bread or rolls etc and once it's gone that's it!! Very often I find I'm left with £5 from my 'purse'money and then each Thursday evening I empty my purse, small coins in a jar and notes and £1 coins in a separate tin. It soon adds up.
Good,luckGrocery spends £193.44/ £70 per week or £303 per month0 -
^ oops need update my signature ^Grocery spends £193.44/ £70 per week or £303 per month0
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Sounds great, i would love to join in too .0
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