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How much have you spent today and new Sunday to Friday challenge!
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rarele wrote:I get paid on Thursday & that's when I tend to go a bit overboard :eek: - please help me out!!!
I used to do this (and to be honest sometimes still do
), but now, when I get my monthly salary, I get on the phone and down to the post office and pay ALL my debts and bills for the follwing month. This requires extreme restaint and will-power as I look at all that lovely money sat there........
We then live off OH's weekly wage, safe in the knowledge we're debt free (for a month :j******** Never be a spectator of unfairness or stupidity *******"Always be calm and polite, and have the materials to make a bomb"0 -
Imelda wrote:Hi Moozie,
Sorry I think I have missed this thread! I have no internet access at weekends (I know, people think I live in the dark ages!).
Can I join? I do a monthly budget and allow myself £10 per week "misc" money for the odd lunch, glass of wine at the pub, birthday cards, stamps etc. However this is the bit I usually overspend on. I won't be counting bills, groceries or debt repayment.
So I drew out a shiny new £10 note this morning and haven't spent any yet, but I haven't brought my lunch today (thought I had a work lunch but it's been moved to Wednesday) so that will be £2.
Imelda, of course you can join in! :T We particularly like people from the dark ages
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Good luck and don't forget to help with 'opening shop' when I can't be here
Leason learnt :beer:0 -
I had a really bad weekend for spending. On saturday I took the kids to Great Yarmouth for the day as it was the last day the seafront would be 'holidayised'. It cost £11.60 to get there by bus. Then we went in the cafe which cost another £8.40. Then we bought ice creams which was another £2.60. On the way home we stopped off at the pizza takeaway but luckily my boyfriend paid for that.
On sunday we went to Asda to buy a few things we needed to take on holiday and spent about £12.
So you see it was a very bad weekend.2008 Comping ChallengeWon so far - £3010 Needed - £230Debt free since Oct 20040 -
black-saturn wrote:So you see it was a very bad weekend.
It sounds like you had a lovely time though Black-saturn so it was worth it
Leason learnt :beer:0 -
Yeh it was thanks :jmoozie wrote:It sounds like you had a lovely time though Black-saturn so it was worth it
2008 Comping ChallengeWon so far - £3010 Needed - £230Debt free since Oct 20040 -
I've just realised, why is this the Sunday to Friday challenge? Are Saturdays kept free so we can all go berserk then? :rotfl:
I haven't bogged off yet, and I ain't no babe
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Bogof_Babe wrote:I've just realised, why is this the Sunday to Friday challenge? Are Saturdays kept free so we can all go berserk then? :rotfl:
That's true! Suits me though as I have a separate weekend budget which I am very good at sticking to (and the left over money from the weekend usually subsidies my frivolous weekday spending). I tend to give myself £20 for Friday night and Saturday socialising.
Anyway, have had my lunch it was £1.75, but got a £2 coin in my change, so that has to go in my pot, so have "spent" £3.75. Not good.Saving for an early retirement!0
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