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I have been totally misbehaving...
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:rotfl:If you went into Starbuck you would quickly understand how easy it is to spend £13.87 and more
Milkshakes with my dd on Tuesday (not in Starbuck though): £3.75 x 2 :eek::eek::eek: but she is worth it
Yes, she is, they grow so fast and you need to make as many memories as possible while you can :cool:
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I can beat your misbehaving.... *deep breath*.
I spend over 60 quid on Mcdonalds last month! argh! This month my Mcdonalds allowed budget is 0, 1 week in achieved 0! woooop
But.... my car just broke and will cost me £150. Brill, serves me right throwing money at crappy fast food and not putting it in my savings.Credit Card 6.9% - £0/£2800
Graduate OD 19.9% - [STRIKE]£1000[/STRIKE] Paid off Sept 11 :beer:
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Hey, Josephine, try the NSD challenge for June! I did it in May and got COMPLETELY carried away - so far I've managed 25 no-spend days this month, and am obsessed with getting to 27! It's a fantastic way to stop yourself from spending itty-bitty amounts of money here and there.
(Although it probably works best if you're a sad, nerdy obsessive like me, come to think of it...:rotfl:)
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xTotal debts at LBM (04/11/08): £39,000 approx.
Total debts now: £17,377.76 all at 0% interest
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am i the only one that thinks £50 is actually a pretty good figure!!!SShhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh0
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If i could achieve only a 50quid overspend i would be over the moon!
I think OP should be v proud of themselves, and keep going. If your that good with ur budget, i'm sure ull be debt free in no time.Credit Card 6.9% - £0/£2800
Graduate OD 19.9% - [STRIKE]£1000[/STRIKE] Paid off Sept 11 :beer:
Sealed Pot Challenger #598
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I can't decide if my employer is trying to save me money or trying to make me loose weight - but after 7 weeks in a new building I still don't have a card to pay for my lunch with and they don't accept cash. So for me it's either take a packed lunch or go hungry!
I don't think you should be too upset at your overspend - it's less than £2 per day....
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Can I come and join in in 'misbehaving?' :rotfl:Any help, opinions, views I may hold those are my own. Respect them as you would expect the same in return. Offered freely, is gleaned from a lifetime of experiences, knowledge gaining. Passed on to benefit others. I may be direct, ask you questions but those are to help you. Up to you if you choose to take it. I won't judge you either way.
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