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What have/will you spent/spend today Friday 9 Feb?
hbl_2
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After my good news yestertag, I paid another £15 off my grad loan so it sits at a nice even £9000 outstanding (i like round numbers).
Also, have clearly been very good at not spending, as I had two weeks' budget left over in my account, so with tomorrow's £25 leaves me £75 or so guilt free spending money. Going away for the weekend, so will try to spend some without being too tight! (i really resent spending money these days - cos I'm tight)
Hope all are well, and keep it simple.
Also, have clearly been very good at not spending, as I had two weeks' budget left over in my account, so with tomorrow's £25 leaves me £75 or so guilt free spending money. Going away for the weekend, so will try to spend some without being too tight! (i really resent spending money these days - cos I'm tight)
Hope all are well, and keep it simple.
Student Loan Company Ltd: 17,805 (2.8%) Overdraft: 500 (Interest free)
Savings: £5,100 - Target by end of 2008 £5,000+
Net Worth 1/7/06: -£32,698 -- Net Worth 25/8/08: -£13,350.
Savings: £5,100 - Target by end of 2008 £5,000+
Net Worth 1/7/06: -£32,698 -- Net Worth 25/8/08: -£13,350.
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Ive winged it past breakfast... although i can smell the butties wafting down from the canteen *grumble grumble*
Only lunch (cheapy sarnie from canteen) and a bottle of water for the gym so a good £2 only today for me.... i hope
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Good morning lovely DFWs

Thanks hbl for starting us off :T
So glad it's Friday at last. It feels like it has been a very long week! I suppose feeling cold most of the time doesn't help either
I spent £2 on lots of bananas and oranges this morning and will need to get lunch later. I will update expenditure then.
Have a great day every, stay warm and keep it low!
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Hi all, not going to be a great day for me as Have to repay a lunch out for a colleague who in all fairness treated me about four months ago! so have said that i will definetly repay the treat today.
Never mind, later my other half has his 30th birthday party and there will be food there too! (if i get there early!) and i am taking hip flask (not sure how "hip" it is) with vodka in to save money!!
Should be fairly cash spend free though for the weekend..... House sitting for a mate as of sunday for 4 days so she is paying me by letting me of an old debt to her!
Have a good day allDEBT FREE - MARCH 2012 - NOW JUST THE MORTGAGE!
MFW 2012 No.148:£1600 / £450.00
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Hi folks hopefully i wont have to spend any money today, its too cold too go anywhere and i STILL need to finish my assignment which was due in nearly 2 weeks ago had all good intensions yesterday but i suddenly became a big kid playing with my dd in the snow ah well, at least i have my priorities correct.........ha ha NSD for me today.0
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Hi Folks - I need to post a couple of parcels (birthday presents) but appart from that, I'm sticking myself to the sofa and keeping it low!0
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morning all,
Well I had another no spender yesteday, that makes 3 this week. Going to spend today though, sandwich £1.75 and then I am going to succomb to the lure of the pub at lunchtime and will buy myself a glass of wine- £3.50. Still well with budget though for this week so I am happy!Saving for an early retirement!0 -
Morning all. Am going to keep it low - hopefully just £2.50 on swimming at lunch time...Overpay!0
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had to buy milk and bread at shop and treated myself to a magazine and a packet of biscuits, total spend £14.90, our tin opener broke yesterday so had to buy replacement and bought some white vinegar and bicard of soda for cleaningDebt - £33,000 :embarasse
Want to be debt free by end of 2013
Weekly Budget of £20: Spent £0
Monthly Food Budget £150: Spent £0
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£2 on daily Park n Ride
£20 on PRE-PAID tickets for said Park n Ride (saving me £4 in the next 2.5 weeks which may mean I can now have some NSD next week!)
(£3.56 on Doritos and dips - I was naughty last night so thought I'd add it on to here today!)
£1.50 on jobs paper if I can venture out at lunchtime - it's snowing again here!
Fingers crossed thats it!
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£3.29 on milk, cream and DDs Princess magazine. Hopefully that will be all, unless DD wants to goto her club tonight (DS has been grounded!!!) then that will be another £1.0
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