How much money have you got on you?

robpw2

£1.00 in 5 20s that i won on free bingo earlier lol ..

GracieP

Has nobody ever told you people not to give out your financial information on the internet?

Don't come crying to me when you get pick-pocketed by the OP, especially you Bendix.:p

robpw2

lol gracie p she can have it ..

Dithering_Dad

abaxas wrote: »

£45,000

Off to see 'Billy the knife' later, will be buying the usual 4kg.

£45k for 4kg of what? Diamonds????!!!!

reduceditem

robpw2 wrote: »

lol gracie p she can have it ..

that's....HE can have it

baileysbattlebus

£4.32 at the moment - was a bit more - but I needed a loaf of bread, 2 pints of milk and a pack of kitkats (well didn't really need the kitkats).

I don't tend to spend on the debit card so often now - a while ago it was what I used most - but what I found was that my bread, milk and kitkats could cost me any where between £10 & £20 instead of the £2.86 they cost this morning. It depended on the "bargains" or things I discovered I "needed" on the way round the shop.

And I don't have a memory problem like LIR, except for spending on cards of any variety.

I know, I know, a bit more self discipline or will power would be beneficial.

Generali

reduceditem wrote: »

I mean cash.

How much cash do you have in your wallet/purse/handbag/pocket right now?

Exactly, to the last penny.

AU$1.85 - enough for a cuppa.

Will probably get 50 bucks out tomorrow which will last a week or 2 depending on whether or not I go to the pub.

HockeyDuo8083

£7.83 which includes a Scottish fiver;) lol

I use a debit card for anything over a fiver and then cashback credit card for internet etc.

don't like having huge wads of cash on me and a small amount means i can pay for a trolley at supermarket etc. Also like the idea if something happened to my mobile i would be able to use a pay phone although they seem to be a bit thin on the ground these days:rolleyes:

p.s Jonnybravo when I was in Newcastle the lloyds atm there gives you fivers! Thought it was amazing. I think all banks should do this!

reduceditem

HockeyDuo8083 wrote: »

Also like the idea if something happened to my mobile i would be able to use a pay phone although they seem to be a bit thin on the ground these days:rolleyes:

I honestly think I would get a bit befuddled if I tried to use a payphone....I can't even remember the last time I used one.

purch

I remember another time when I had a random EUR 20 note in my wallet. I'd just got off a plane in Tampa, and I didn't have any $$ cash.

I needed some thing to tip the guy who carries your bag to the car rental desk (even though you don't want him to), so I gave him the 20 Euros, and said, "don't worry mate, that'll be worth more than $20 soon"

It was October 2001, and probably within 6 months I was right :T