What have you spent/will you spend May 2

Creditcardkid

Aha! Beat everyone to it!

Need some razor blades so about £4 for me today. Apart from that am on a detox so no booze should equal no spend :money:

JAMIEDODGER

40p on parking fees. 11.18 on toiletries for month.

ms_london

Morning all....

Sorry to hear that there are so many people that are feeling down at the moment - big hugs to you all!! I know it is hard, but it will be so worth it in the end, I promise you!! And time will fly!! You should be proud of yourselves that you are taking control over your own life. This will be the only time you are in debt and you can enjoy the rest of your life being debt free - it will be worth it in the end!!! :j :j :j

I've just spent £229 on a "Greyhound Bus Pass" through STA. It was on offer, so I bought 5,000km and got 1,000km free - thats also with a 5% early booking fee (cheaper if i book before I arrive) and a 10% discount for having a YHA card - also got 3% through Rpoints (£6.87) - and noticed I had 292 points in my account already so transferred them through to paypal......

Didnt have a particularly MSE weekend - had a good night out Sat though so it was worth it - although like CCK - I think I might go on a detox now & lay of the alcohol!!

Also need to pay for Oz tour & two internal flights, oh, and travel insurance, so not too happy that my savings are going down :mad: :mad: !!!

Had better get on. I hope you all have a good Tuesday & feel happier soon xxxxx

desperatelyseekingmoney_2

Hopefully nothing for me, aiming for my first no spend day in May (and hope to have many of them this month to make up for last month!)

buddiebabe

need to pay out £60.00 for insurance excess as someone decided it would be funny to fling a stone through my kitchen window last nite.:mad:

Now I should be at work but am at home using a days holiday and £60 that i wouldn't have had to. :mad:

Don't intend to go out at all today will need to try to put some things on ebay to recover the cost of the excess for the window.

Not a good start to the week. Just hoping things get better soon

Buddiebabe x

*Louise*

I didn't plan to spend any money today, but my mum wants to borrow £40, so that's my no-spend day knackered.:rolleyes:

loopyloulou_3

69p on shampoo in boots - buy one get one free! so that wasnt too bad!

had to give £140 to someone at work (i brought their ipod video off them - bargain as they are £219 new). But sold my old ipod yesterday and got £81 for it, so it wasnt too painful!! ended up costing £59 for a practically brand new 30gb ipod. well pleased as mine wasnt working properly (and it would have cost me that much to have it repaired!)

My mum owes me a £5.50 and its haricut nite 2nite which is £6 for a trim, so my mum will pay for that for me!

brought in lunch, but am STARVING already and want to eat it now!! ahhh!
going to free aerobics class at lunchtime (free trial - to try and make me join ha!) so thats good!

also spent £207 on my coach pass for the month! eeek what an expensive day!!!!

at least it is all done for the month i suppose!

determined to have at least one no spend day this week!!

moggins

40p on a paper. It's DD's sweetie day so I'm going to see what is in the cupboard that I can palm her off with instead of going into the shop.

Bunnie1982

50p on my tea kitty money at work

PaleScene

Hope the interview went well Endemoniada, and sorry to hear about the vandalism to your window Buddiebabe.

I've spent £13.57 in Tesco, which was two presents - magazine for OH £3.50 and stickers for niece £0.92, and groceries.

Gerradene

i have spent nothing so far today. Although i have a sneaky feeling i will have to go out after work to top up the gas and electric
So that will be £20.

On saturday i bought my boyfriend a new suit for my sisters wedding. £86 for jacket, trousers and tie. Bit of a bargain and he looks very smart indeed I did laugh however when the sales assistant said he hoped we have a good time at our school prom...........we are in our mid twenties haha! :rotfl:
We took it as a compliment though