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November 2010 Grocery Challenge
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Thank you so much for sharing my frustration with the double-charging! It looks like the bank will be able to get my money back so fingers crossed that comes through in the next few days.
Had a small spend today- £3 on some crisps, a sandwich, a cake and some tin foil. The crisps were McC*ys on special offer at Mr. S and they are so salty they're almost uneatableOh well...
Definitely won't be able to come in on target this month as still have two weekly shops to do, but hopefully with damage limitation we won't be in too bad a state going into big bad December.Mortgage£148,725 Student loan£13,050 HSBC loan£12,221
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~moneysavingnovice~ wrote: »Thank you so much for sharing my frustration with the double-charging! It looks like the bank will be able to get my money back so fingers crossed that comes through in the next few days.
Had a small spend today- £3 on some crisps, a sandwich, a cake and some tin foil. The crisps were McC*ys on special offer at Mr. S and they are so salty they're almost uneatableOh well...
Definitely won't be able to come in on target this month as still have two weekly shops to do, but hopefully with damage limitation we won't be in too bad a state going into big bad December.
Can you not cook with them, to stop them going to waste, when I've made pasta bake in the past I've put crushed crisps on the top of it mixed with cheese to give a crunchy topping? HTH0 -
Can you not cook with them, to stop them going to waste, when I've made pasta bake in the past I've put crushed crisps on the top of it mixed with cheese to give a crunchy topping? HTH
Oo I'd never have thought of that, thank you!Mortgage£148,725 Student loan£13,050 HSBC loan£12,221
AprGC:£/£3200 -
Does anyone have a clue what the percentage premium is for shopping in Mr wait or mrs M and Sparkle- i think the quality of food where i am roughly equates to those establishments and so i was trying a cross comparison!mfw'11 No68- 55k mortgage İO--little to nothing saved! i must do better.0
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Sorry no idea de1amo. I had to read your post four times before it made sense to me though :rotfl:
I will be upping my budget this month, I am on £250 again but I am already up at about £220, and have run out of pasta, and quite a few essentials. Don't know what's going on. I had a few prescriptions, so renewed my prepayment certificate but that was only about a tenner I'm sure, and I've put about £50 of diesel in the car this month, as I have been driving across the city twice a week, but the money has sifted through my fingers. having said that, on non GC spends I am doing well, I paid a couple of big bills, and the car tax, and bought my new Kenwood and son's Xmas pressie, and still have more money in the current account than this time last month, so something is working!It's what is inside your head that matters in life - not what's outside your windowEvery worthwhile accomplishment, big or little, has its stages of drudgery and triumph; a beginning, a struggle and a victory. - Ghandi0 -
jackieglasgow wrote: »Sorry no idea de1amo. I had to read your post four times before it made sense to me though :rotfl:jackieglasgow wrote: »I will be upping my budget this month, I am on £250 again but I am already up at about £220, and have run out of pasta, and quite a few essentials. Don't know what's going on. I had a few prescriptions, so renewed my prepayment certificate but that was only about a tenner I'm sure, and I've put about £50 of diesel in the car this month, as I have been driving across the city twice a week, but the money has sifted through my fingers. having said that, on non GC spends I am doing well, I paid a couple of big bills, and the car tax, and bought my new Kenwood and son's Xmas pressie, and still have more money in the current account than this time last month, so something is working!
NSD here - up to 4 now, yay, very impressive - NOT!Aug11 £193.29/£240
Oct10 £266.72 /£275 Nov10 £276.71/£275 Dec10 £311.33 / £275 Jan11 £242.25/ £250 Feb11 £243.14/ £250 Mar11 £221.99/ £230 Apr11 £237.39 /£240 May11 £237.71/£240 Jun11 £244.03/ £240 July11 £244.89/ £240
Xmas 2011 Fund £2200 -
Does anyone have a clue what the percentage premium is for shopping in Mr wait or mrs M and Sparkle- i think the quality of food where i am roughly equates to those establishments and so i was trying a cross comparison!
I have no idea what that means.
you will always be rich enough to be generous.0 -
Today was NSD number 11. Ate baked potatoes with chick pea curry for lunch and then later Mum treated us both to a belgian hot chocolate drink with all the sickly cream/marshmallows/chocolate etc piled high on it....i don;t usually like this kind of thing but we were freezing and wet on our walk from the car to the store, so i did enjoy it :-)
Dropped mum home and mum asked me and DD to stay for tea so we got fed which was nice.Grocery Challenge for October: £135/£200
NSD Challenge: October 0/140 -
Does anyone have a clue what the percentage premium is for shopping in Mr wait or mrs M and Sparkle- i think the quality of food where i am roughly equates to those establishments and so i was trying a cross comparison!
I'm not quite sure i understand, but are you asking, how the major supermarkets equate to one another in terms of quality ?Grocery Challenge for October: £135/£200
NSD Challenge: October 0/140 -
Hope you don't mind me asking Katholicos, just wondering how your Dad is hun?Aug11 £193.29/£240
Oct10 £266.72 /£275 Nov10 £276.71/£275 Dec10 £311.33 / £275 Jan11 £242.25/ £250 Feb11 £243.14/ £250 Mar11 £221.99/ £230 Apr11 £237.39 /£240 May11 £237.71/£240 Jun11 £244.03/ £240 July11 £244.89/ £240
Xmas 2011 Fund £2200
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