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How much do you live on a week?
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I used to fritter away around £150 per week taking £30's out the cash machine, most of this was a result of a 'lazy lifestlye' doing things like buying lunch for work and giving school lunch money, forgetting to buy a travelcard, too many takeaways and convenience food. from this site i have now learnt to cook from scratch, plan everythingggg etc. i am still in alot of debt and it is still a struggle but i now get by on £10 per day (mainly food and fags) so £70 perweek for food, fags, and anything else after paying all the bills. i much preferred spending £150 a week tho but it was a quick fix!!! he he
the mse way is better!0 -
FieryBlondeScot wrote:I used to fritter away around £150 per week taking £30's out the cash machine, most of this was a result of a 'lazy lifestlye' doing things like buying lunch for work and giving school lunch money, forgetting to buy a travelcard, too many takeaways and convenience food. from this site i have now learnt to cook from scratch, plan everythingggg etc. i am still in alot of debt and it is still a struggle but i now get by on £10 per day (mainly food and fags) so £70 perweek for food, fags, and anything else after paying all the bills. i much preferred spending £150 a week tho but it was a quick fix!!! he he
the mse way is better!
£10 a day is still a lot!! But I suppose half that is the fags!!! But if it's half what you used to spend, well done!!
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I've really realised it's all the small things that add up over the week. I've added a no spending days count to my signature now to see how long I can go! Also been leaving my wallet at home - so no temptation there anymore0
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