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What have you spent today 22/3?
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spent nothing again. 4 no spend days in a row. For me not spending in the week isn't usually a problem cos I work on an industrial estate so no shops about.0
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larmy16 wrote:Hi all! I am new to this part of the chat forum. I am not strictly speaking in debt, well not seriously, but recently had to put £450 car expenses on my credit card which I want to clear as quickly as poss.
I am off sick today so I have spent nothing. Yesterday though was supposed to be my first day of not spending any money that I did not really need to, but I failed at the first hurdle.
I spent £3.49 on postage for Amazon. The plan was to bypass the charity shop but of course in I went and spent £3.20 on books which were all worthless, so that was £3.20 wasted.
Then £20.00 on petrol (necessary) and £4.01 in local shop on paper (not necessary), milk and rolls (all which should have been bought with the proper shopping on Saturday) plus two of those rice crispy type cake things (definitely not necessary!)
Do you do this every day, list your spending??? Thanks
Hiya Larmy - welcome in
I do it every day - it keeps me (roughly) on the path of virtue!
It's up to you which things you post - I ignore all the direct debits and so on and only list the things that I choose to spend, or which come up intermittently like fixing the car.
You're already policing yourself I see on which things are necessary
I hope you feel better soon.Do I Need One Stops All Unnecessary Reckless Spending£2 CSC - £30 :kisses3:0 -
Oh and what I've spent today:
£32.51 on groceries (£10 paid with voucher, which covered the magazine and stocking up on my favourite sauce on special)
...and that's it, as I haven't sorted out CDWow yet. They've removed the dvd I was going to getDo I Need One Stops All Unnecessary Reckless Spending£2 CSC - £30 :kisses3:0 -
£11 on a Chinese takaway as its DP's birthday and I gave my Mum £2 which I owed her for milk/Sun newspaper. DD is ill so I haven't left the house since Sat but still managed to spend money.Nevermind the dog, beware of the kids!0
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well i had a result went to asda to buy stuff for packed lunch £6 so saving £12 this week as i usuall get sandwich crisps and 11am snack bought nothing this week on mon she waited for me !!! as i was walking out the lady saw i had some reduced rolls and asked if i liked duck as she had one for sale at £1.50 how could i refuse as it was marked up at over £6 so all in all quite a good day0
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R S McColls - 6 copies of the Sun for the free McCains chips voucher worth £1.69 each (paid with my free Sun vouchers otherwise at full price ould have been 6 x 30p - cheaper than The Sun in England so it seems)
Boots:
9 x Bodyform
1 x walkers prawn cocktail crisps
1 x trial pack of Huggies pull ups
3 x Brita filters
Spent a total of £6.43
Advantage card Points earned: 1572 ie £15.72 :-D
I don't know how to add faces :-(Tesco points: 101 (£21.50, £19.50, £7.50, £21 & £5)
Boots points: £0.28
Pigsback points: 715 (4 xBoots£10 & 1 xPizzaHut£10, 2 x £10 clothing vouchers)
Mutual points: 3417 (redeemed 8250)
Rpoints:redeemed 28925 points)Cashbag:£8.91(£20)0 -
Today hasn't been too bad, 49p aquafresh toothbrush for BF
99p large tube colgate
Both from local Bargain Madness store, was really impressed as the same toothpaste is £2.10 in boots! :j£2.00 Coin Savers Club - £72.00 :j :j
Boots Points £10.06 Saving For Christmas0 -
Only spent 99p on four pints of milk!!! Had to give youngest £3.20 for school trip on Monday but told her to go ask dad for it and it worked he paid up!!
So weekly spend (Monday Tuesday, Today) is £2.99. Gave eldest two £1.00 each yesterday morning to spend at breaktime cos worked 13 hour shift and knew I wouldnt be at home to cook their tea. Guilt money! (Made me feel better mum so worth it!!! :rotfl: )
Probably have to spend a bit tomorrow though for packed lunches on Friday as we running out of stuff. Weekly shop not till Saturday.
Oh, and will have to buy Mothers Day card for mum. She moved down to coast 3 years ago though so dont have to stretch to pressie as wont see her!!! Will give her a call though. (Free calls at weekend!! :rotfl: )
Bank of Scotland card £3580
Capital one card £2260
Barclaycard £983
Halifax card £1131 Citi card £471
Natwest card £394
Timecard £2933
Next £338
Freemans £129(0%)
Choice £235(0%)
La redoute £210(0%)
Littlewoods £95 (0%)
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"Love is like jam. You only have to spread a little to end up getting some on you"0 -
Well :rolleyes: did take lunch in ...but not enough so spent 80p on a little extra something.
Then have evening class and had 40p chocolate attack
Then on the way home (class was at place of work so had been there from 8.15 a.m. to 9.00 p.m !) needed wine!!! Stopped off in Tescos and spent £4.62 (wine + milk)
Oooh and £3 on boxercise class that I didn't pay for on Monday. This is a bit of an extravengance when I already pay gym membership - but it's a social thing too.
So lets see that makes...£8.82.
Get paid tomorrow :T0 -
Today...
£1.59 local shop eggs, daily mail and broccoli (sp?)
78p other local shop - milk
Edit - Doh, wrong day (son woke me up at 5am my excuse!)
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