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How much will you/have you spent today 5 Apr
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The weekly shopping in Sainsbury's, £87 and a few pennies, forget how much. I stll am not able to shop properly OS, but I always used to have to top up by switch every week, so coming under the budgeted £90 a week is actually a triumph (but still room for improvement). Best shopping tip? Leave the children at home! :rolleyes:
£2 coin in the change, so that is my target 2 for the week.
It is never too late to become what you were always intended to be0 -
Nothing for me today
:heartpuls CG :heartpulsEver wonder about those people who spend £2 apiece on those little bottles of Evian water? Try spelling Evian backward.0 -
I sold something on ebay so had to pay out the postage - thats it for me today
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£1.60 parking and £22 on pair of flat black shoes from Barrats (I am 6ft and all my work shoes have extremely high INAPPROPRIATE heels so these were desperately needed and gratefully found!) :j , had intended to buy trainers in sale today for £30 so i spent less than I intended
Married my wonderful husband February 2013!:happyhearI want to wear my beautiful wedding dress everyday- it would make shopping so much more fun, I mean, people go shopping in their pyjamas these days.......Must STOP spending!!!
Proud to be dealing with my debts!0 -
nothing today for me :jOfficial DFW Nerd Club - Member no. 058 - Proud to be dealing with my debts
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DFD 2021 :mad:
Loans= £10000 C/C=£5000 Family= 18000 :eek:0 -
0.75 on some Sandalwood incense sticks
10.10 on cakes for the office for my birthday :eek:
Ahhhh 5 days off now and I am sitting here with a rum & coke and revelling in the thought of all I can do over the next 120 hours! :beer:
Gawd knows what it's going to cost me though
Bank Balance: In the black for the moment.
Sainsburys Loan: Cleared July 2010
Credit cards: AMEX Airmiles Card: direct debit set to clear balance monthly
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£1.50 on 6 pts of milk at Sainsburys...plus replacement Easter Egg for my nephew because my son found the original one and ate it! :mad:
£2.99 spend total.
Should have wrapped it straight away instead of coming on here! Is that a first that MSE has cost someone money?! :rotfl:Back on the DFW Wagon:
CC - £3,300 on 0% til 04/2020
CC - £4,500 on 0% til 02/2019
Loan - £12,063.84 as at 4/1/180 -
£273 on my car insurance - money borrowed off mom but already calculated into figures owed her,
£27.54, last Avon order. Was not making enough to money on that to break even so haven't bothered & that order was what mom & I spent last month.
other than that, no cash out my purse today as both of those were paid using my debit card.0 -
Hiya,
Bad day for me today, although have been really good recently!
£5 on 3 x birthday cards,(cousin, OH's mum, sis in law), 1 x easter card (parents) and wrapping paper for cousin's (£ 4 belt dot perks) all from m & s , so cheap but classy! plus pressies as mentioned, plus £15 gift card for OH's mum, so altogether: a scary £24, :eek:
but £5 took out of my money and £15 out of OH's budget (afterall, it is his mum!!) so at least budgeted for. I did at least take my own lunch, so sat in the car like a saddo to eat it!
:rolleyes:Full time working mum to 2 boys
DH Stay at home dad
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£79 on shopping ( note to self - never take OH shopping - i already know this so why did it happen again). Shopping is £49 to £50 when I go alone.
Good news is I spotted i had been charge twice for hair dye, so got back £5.99 for that plus £2 inconveience money.
We do have enough food in the houe to last a fortnight now though so it should even out next week.
NSD (no spend day) again tomorrow. Was going to have Friday off but as this might result in a trip out to lunch have decided against it. Better to be safely at work & away from temptation.
BLBuilding an emergency fund and starting on the mortgage!0
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