How much u spent today 23/11/05

James240

Spent 35p on a Copy of the Sun should be it for today :T

By the way Ms_London hope ur feeling better :grouphug: :grouphug: :grouphug:

Magentasue

Not planning on spending anything today. In fact not planning on spending anything until next shopping day (Sunday or Monday) but don't suppose that'll happen!

Tondella

totally out of rice and pasta so need to buy some of that to make it through till the end of the month. Also need a couple of potatoes for dinner tonight. Man on the market gave me some really duff ones, won't be going back there then. Need to post off ebay item, plus my engagement ring as the claws have come loose (again).

crossleydd42

Tondella. DO go back to the market man again and tell him about his duff potatoes. He might give you some good replacements then. You'll feel better and he won't rip you off next time. We must learn not to put up with poor service in this country.

chimp_choker

Hi folks, Very new newbie here but I'm full of admiration for the people on this site. One question though and it's this. I see on a few of the posts "debt free day " and a date in the future. What's all this about please and at debt of £140,000 I guess my debt free day might be a bit off yet.

Chimp choker.

( NE)

funky-footprints

need to fill up with diesel, so prob will spend about £52 this afternoon. GRRR !!

ms_london

James240 wrote:

Spent 35p on a Copy of the Sun should be it for today :T

By the way Ms_London hope ur feeling better :grouphug: :grouphug: :grouphug:

Hey - thanks for the group hugs :0)

I feel slightly worse today, but dosed up and managing!!

xx

black-saturn

35p - Sun newspaper
8p - onion for tonights tea

SuiDreams

Spent nothing, but tempted to get a few bits in for next week tonight, usual shop would be at the weekend, but won't want to go out if the weather turns nasty

Magentasue

chimp_choker wrote:

Hi folks, Very new newbie here but I'm full of admiration for the people on this site. One question though and it's this. I see on a few of the posts "debt free day " and a date in the future. What's all this about please and at debt of £140,000 I guess my debt free day might be a bit off yet.

Chimp choker.

( NE)

If you have Microsoft Money, it will give you a debt free day if you use the planner. Same with https://www.whatsthecost.com snowballing calculator. Basically you input the data (amounts and interest rates) and they work out a repayment plan and a date when you will be debt free. Most of us don't include mortgages because that would make it too depressing;).

tattooed_lady

Spent £1.56 in Budgens on sliced bread for sarnies and 2 large Quality Street chocs (you know, the green triangle and orange hexagon). Spent £20 in poundstretcher and £10 in Peacocks but that was with the Xmas money vouchers I'd saved for this year so it doesn't count!! Just have to get my kids prezzies now so I'm off to Woolies tomorrow with the rest of my vouchers!