£10 per day in September ** ALL WELCOME** :)

Natterjack88

Im unsure whether to do car boots, ebay or both lol!

Well done everyone so far!

Natterjack88

Oh and Im also adding £11.23 as I've cancelled the insurance on my laptop, ipod and freezer (only including for this month though!)

Elmo1985

£22.11 so far - hope to make more by tomorrow im running behind!!! xx

Elmo1985

nat21luv wrote: »

That was the easiest £10 I've ever made; spud shillings! Thank you to Aesop for pointing me in the easy direction! That would of taken me a few months to earn that via surveys! I went for a Topshop voucher, xmas done for one girlfriend

sorry im too lazy to search - how did you make an easy £10.00? xx

nat21luv

Elmo1985 wrote: »

sorry im too lazy to search - how did you make an easy £10.00? xx

McCain spud shillings. All the details are a page or two ago, many thanks to Aesop!

Muppet_baby

I can add £3.45 today, a mixture of surveys and points and loose change into the pot. This takes me to £11.88/£150 so far, but I've agreed a few hours of overtime later this month so that will give me a little boost.

grumblybum

Okay, a mini update for me too:
1st sept: £0
2nd sept: £3.64 off ds xmas present in sale
3rd sept: £4.74 off fuel with 3 x 5p coupons
4th sept: £15 dtd
Total: £23.38 so far. Need to work out when to list on ebay, and whether books are worth listing, weather been too grim for a car boot here, but have plenty of decluttering to do

grumblybum

misskaytee wrote: »

My 2 girls are at secondary school, if i were to buy school dinners everyday it would cost £11 per day/ £55 per week :eek: to send them both to school, cheapest dinner is £3.50 x 2 and £1 each way bus fare x4.

Needless to say They take a packed lunch as do most of their friends!
Have you thought about doing packed lunches for the kids, rather than school dinners? work out so much cheaper!!

One great tip i picked up from the old style board is to make a weeks worth of sandwiches and freeze them, it sounds odd but does work :rotfl:i thought they would go soggy but they dont and they are defrosted by lunch time, a great money and time saver!
Best of luck either way!

I am thinking of trying this, thanks to the old style board I have been baking away, as school dinners would cost me £40 a week this academic year :eek:. I've found loads of good recipes over on that board, and now have a freezer full of home made stuff, for a serious budget saving. Hopefully they'll eat it all :rotfl:

hopless

hopless wrote: »

Went baby shopping yesterday with my mum , so some savings to add there :j will figure out how much later when she goes home.

Will update this evening!!

Ok cant figure it out, possibly tired from sorting nursery out or baby brain :rotfl:Going for £20 as conservative saving, got my 6 tommy tippee bottles for £10, (maybe normally £20-25??) also got 6 packs johnson baby wipes for £5, and all johnson baby bath stuff, and cream, oils etc for £1, normally £1.97ish each (got 5) Also bagged at asda lots of 50p buys for my pack up this week at work, and found 21p when clearing out nursery. All in a days work lol :j

May make target this month for a change, got home insurance due this month , looks like im gonna save £150- £200 a year on quote plus buying throu TCB so another £30 if it clears!! May just add 1st months saving of £17ish pounds as pay monthly. Not sure what I should count (any suggesstions?)

Looks like everyones having a good month, this month, keep up the good work guys and gals!!!

Purpleroses

grumblybum books are better sold on amazon or play. do a search on ebay for ones you are planning to sell and see how they're doing first