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How much have/will you spend today Saturday 9/12?
moozie_2
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Good morning lovely DFWs 
Isn't it a beautiful day? The sun is shining, the birds are singing and I have had more than 5 hours of sleep! :j :j :j
Have done a little more packing this morning but we are now off out to buy things for the house. Primarily cleaning stuff but a few other bits too. Coming out of the joint spending so that's even better.
I have a mystery shopping assignment to do today too, which will mean free coffee for me
OH just opened his post to find he has been sent a credit card from Halifax :eek: He doesn't use a credit card and if he were to use one, he'd get one for cachback. So annoyed they sent him one without applying for it!!! I asked him to ring them and give them hell :mad: Doing so now
Right, that's it really. Off to spent lots of money so see you all later.
Have a lovely Saturday!
Moozie x
Isn't it a beautiful day? The sun is shining, the birds are singing and I have had more than 5 hours of sleep! :j :j :j
Have done a little more packing this morning but we are now off out to buy things for the house. Primarily cleaning stuff but a few other bits too. Coming out of the joint spending so that's even better.
I have a mystery shopping assignment to do today too, which will mean free coffee for me
OH just opened his post to find he has been sent a credit card from Halifax :eek: He doesn't use a credit card and if he were to use one, he'd get one for cachback. So annoyed they sent him one without applying for it!!! I asked him to ring them and give them hell :mad: Doing so now
Right, that's it really. Off to spent lots of money so see you all later.
Have a lovely Saturday!
Moozie x
Leason learnt :beer:
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Morning Moozie
Hope you get some good bargains for the house.
Weekly shop for me today but did my bulk buy last week so should be less than £100 -
morning mozzie... well i am having too much fun :rotfl: i am supposed to be going to see happy feet today but i may have to wait til tommorow... i will prob spend something today as my brother wants a racing game for my console... i have said yes but he will have to pay half (as i brought wii play with teh extra remote for him to play) so may spend £15 or if i go to the cinema it will be about £23
but i am having too much fun at the momment :rotfl: i am under budget anyways so i am ok :T 0 -
Morning Moozie morning PAP :wave:
Hopefully it will be a minimal spend day today - off to see the OH in a moment and done chilli beef stew and chive mash for dinner later so I want a lime and some sour cream from Mr T's....It's a bit spicy so need this to cool it down!
Can't say I'm looking forward to joining the masses there but hey ho....
Might have a quick pint in the pub later too but all under a fiver..........
Have a good day all
Love Sas xxCurrent debt and mortgage: £25, 820.35 Debt/Mortgage at start: £92,598 (27/09/2010)
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Morning Moozie et al since that I have not spend anything all week I am going for the record of no spending this week so another NSD for me.hope you enjoy your outing, have a nice dayYung
Early Retiree debt & stress free. and Joined the SKI club:j0 -
I have £15 budget at iceland and thats to last for a week well till friday, and thats only for me and my daughter. i am going to have to start cooking proper meals instead of buying chicken dippers, chicken nuggets, chips etc.0
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Hi Moozie
- glad to see you got a good night's sleep :T :T
I think it SHOULD be, if it's not already, ILLEGAL to send out Credit Cards if you haven't applied for them - I would be angry too! :mad: :mad:
Anyway - spent the morning writing Christmas Cards, as promised.
We've got our normal shop today - I have put the £1.55 that I saved from this week's challenge with the £1.40 from last week's challenge, and will use this to buy a bottle of wine as an 'extra' towards Christmas. :beer:
It's REAL money as I started both weeks with a £20 note and put all change in my drawer.
Hoping that the normal shopping spend is low, as we have already done most of the Christmas Shopping.I am NOT, nor do I profess to be, a Qualified Debt Adviser. I have made MANY mistakes and have OFTEN been the unwitting victim of the the shamefull tactics of the Financial Industry.
If any of my experiences, or the knowledge that I have gained from those experiences, can help anyone who finds themselves in similar circumstances, then my experiences have not been in vain.
HMRC Bankruptcy Statistic - 26th October 2006 - 23rd April 2007 BCSC Member No. 7
DFW Nerd # 166 PROUD TO BE DEALING WITH MY DEBTS0 -
Nowt!
I'm hiding in the house and watching sport. And making a lot of soup to freeze for the month.
If I crack I might spend 40p on a bar of choc.:o0 -
I can't believe they sent a cc wothout oh's permission?! does that mean they did a credit check wothout his consent?!
Anyway I am doing a 12 and a half our shift today but me and girl sitting next to me where going to order a pizza from pizza hut and go halves but we decicded against it (VERY GOOD!):D
We are sending annaul diaries out at work and have to HAND WRITE EVERY envelope (there are A LOT!):mad: :rolleyes: so no writing out xmas cards for me for a while?! lol:rotfl:
Anyway to get to the point NSD.....hopefully.official dfw nerd club member no 214
Proud to be dealing with my debts!;)
Why is a person that handles your money called a broker?!
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Hi Moozie, What on earth are Halifax thinking of!! Hope your OH gave them an earbashing!
We have spent £85.34 at Tesco - very high but xtras like: bought batteries and some xmas sweet treats and a lot of meat on special offer.
£15.95 on petrol
£4.74 oil for the car
£1.20 to go and park in town
£139 for a second pair of glasses for work :mad: ( has had to come out of our savings)
£8.50 for me and DD to go to family Yoga.
£115.73 total (not including specs) So out of our £150 weekly budget it leaves £35 for petrol and pocket money. SHould be doable.;)Debtfree JUNE 2008 - Thank you MSE:T0 -
I had to go and get some birthday shopping! Why people have birthday's in December is beyond me, so inconsiderate of their parents to have been 'at it' around March time. They could have waited a few months!

I've spent £17.95 on his present, £1.99 on wrapping paper, and £5 on parking (t was charity parking, give what you want, and I thought...what the heck)
I did walk into Sainsburys to buy some snacks for lunch. Picked some stuff up and then persuaded myself just to use what was in the fridge, so quite pleased about that.matched betting: £879.63
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