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All the small things - tell me what you have done to be MF today
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- 68p cashback from TCB
- £2 to Emergency Fund
- DD pocket money entry added to budget spreadsheet
- NSD (a blessed miracle at the moment!) :eek:
- £100 or so from MB, long term bet paid out after Premier League season ended
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Made a loaf of bread.0
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made sad-veg-soup - delicious! That's lunch at work for today and tomorrow too.
Jack Monroe is doing a bunch of gluten free recipes. I am following in earnest. Gramcakes at 15p for a breakfast was a hit.
Next on the list to try is making her GF pasta - significantly cheaper than shop bought (£1.85/kg for Jack, approx £2.80/kg Tesco own brand), and pizza base (14p pp VS 67p pp and the packet mix isn't even nice).0 -
Gramcakes at 15p for a breakfast was a hit.
I never realised how useful gram flour was! :T- £7 to S&S ISA Pot
- £1 to Emergency Fund
- £1 to family S&S ISA Pot
- £500 invested (in whisky
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- £7 to S&S ISA Pot
- £1 to Emergency Fund
- £1 to Family S&S ISA Pot
- £5 to DD Pocket Money Pot (£1 of which was gifted by a lovely old woman in the supermarket, I had forgotten how that used to be quite a common occurence when I was growing up 25 years ago!)
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- £7 to S&S ISA Pot
- £50 to Emergency Fund
- £1 to Family S&S ISA Pot
- £150 to DD Pocket Money Pot (generous Great Grandparents!) I believe she has already passed Mrs E's savings total :rotfl:
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Mind if I join in? I really need to focus on the small stuff if I am to achieve the big stuff next year (new house)
- Cancelled £500 worth of work on the house that isn't essential if we are moving next year
- Found £110 of claimable expense on DH CC
- Got DH to register for internet banking on his CC so I can keep an eye on it
- Ate out of the cupboard
- Used up last 2 slices of HM slightly stale bread to make garlic bread
- Set up a regular saver ISA to save our new home deposit fund
- Entered my small spends in YNAB
- Finished the month having decreased debt and with a small increase in savings
Save £10,500 - £2673.77 - 25.5%
Pay off £7000 - £1743 - 19.4%
Make £2021 extra income - £99.750 -
Today's list is smaller:
- SIF DH CC :j(looks funny written like that :rotfl:)
- Paid a chunk off my CC :j
- Used my meal allowance for lunch and am stuffed so didn't buy anything for my tea
- Watched some Breaking Bad on our free netfl1cks trial
- Updated YNAB with spends
- Pay day so gave all my pounds a job on YNAB
Save £10,500 - £2673.77 - 25.5%
Pay off £7000 - £1743 - 19.4%
Make £2021 extra income - £99.750 -
- £7 to S&S ISA pot
- £1.50 to DD Pocket Money Pot
- £150 to DD S&S ISA
- £75 or so from MB and free slots offers
- Spent lots of money in town/online
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- £14 to S&S ISA Pot (will cover me for the weekend)
- Groceries less than £13 as my groaning freezer and top up shops have helped
- Off to fancy food shop (Wh0le Foods), but will be funded by a £40 voucher that I've hung on to from my birthday in March :beer:
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