'How much do you take out at the cash machine?' poll discussion

Former_MSE_Lawrence
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Poll between 7 and 10 May 2010:
How much do you take out at the cash machine?
How much cash do you take out when you go to the cash machine? Many of us lead our lives by this ‘unit’ and judge how much we spend by how quickly it goes.
What’s your typical cash machine unit?
A. £10. 11% (639 votes)
B. £20. 23% (1382 votes)
C. £30. 14% (852 votes)
D. £40. 7% (405 votes)
E. £50. 15% (875 votes)
F. £60. 1% (62 votes)
G. £70. 0% (23 votes)
H. £80. 1% (47 votes)
I. £90. 0% (5 votes)
J. £100. 9% (531 votes)
K. £110-£150. 1% (66 votes)
L. £160-£200. 3% (168 votes)
M. Over £200. 3% (160 votes)
N. I don’t use cash machines. 3% (199 votes)
O. I vary depending on what I need. 10% (587 votes)
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How much do you take out at the cash machine?
How much cash do you take out when you go to the cash machine? Many of us lead our lives by this ‘unit’ and judge how much we spend by how quickly it goes.
What’s your typical cash machine unit?
A. £10. 11% (639 votes)
B. £20. 23% (1382 votes)
C. £30. 14% (852 votes)
D. £40. 7% (405 votes)
E. £50. 15% (875 votes)
F. £60. 1% (62 votes)
G. £70. 0% (23 votes)
H. £80. 1% (47 votes)
I. £90. 0% (5 votes)
J. £100. 9% (531 votes)
K. £110-£150. 1% (66 votes)
L. £160-£200. 3% (168 votes)
M. Over £200. 3% (160 votes)
N. I don’t use cash machines. 3% (199 votes)
O. I vary depending on what I need. 10% (587 votes)
Voting has now closed, but you can still click 'post reply' to discuss below. Thanks

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Usually £20, but if money is short then it's a tenner - or nothing at all!just passing through.... Nothing to see....0
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£200.
I couldn't be bothered going to the cashpoint every day to be honest.0 -
Since I got ripped off by an ATM in Stansted six years ago, I've stopped using them.
I can't understand why people bother taking out less than £50 from a cash machine.0 -
Strange poll..... what about how often you take the amount out?
I take out about £50 every couple of months, hardly use cash anymore.Some days you're the dog..... most days you're the tree!0 -
Normally £20-50, depending on what it's for (if I am in London for the weekend for example I'll get £50 to tide me through, if it's for the bus home then just a tenner)."A mind needs books as a sword needs a whetstone, if it is to keep its edge." - Tyrion LannisterMarried my best friend 1st November 2014Loose = the opposite of tight (eg "These trousers feel a little loose")Lose = the opposite of find/gain (eg "I'm going to lose weight this year")0
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Usually about £250 twice a month.0
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I have to go into town to use one so I'll withdraw £200 which saves me making a special trip and that does me for cash needs. The length of time it lasts varies as it depends what I need cash for - to cash pay a bill at the post office or pick up a small item while I'm in town for example but that amount might last two months.No longer half of Optimisticpair
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I take out £80 each week as I no longer use my cards for day to day purchases. That way I know exactly how much money I have left to spend for the week. That weekly budget includes everything that isn't direct debited / standing ordered.House saving Targets:
£17,700 / £20,0000 -
Usually £60 lasts me a fortnight.0
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i take the money i need out on paydayReplies to posts are always welcome, If I have made a mistake in the post, I am human, tell me nicely and it will be corrected. If your reply cannot be nice, has an underlying issue, or you believe that you are God, please post in another forum. Thank you0
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